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Health secretary hits out at Trump autism claims: ‘Don’t pay attention whatsoever’
The health secretary has it out at Donald Trump’s unproven claims that taking paracetamol whilst pregnant is linked to a rise in autism, urging people not to “pay any attention whatsoever” to him. Appearing on Lorraine on Tuesday (23 September), Wes Streeting stressed that there is “no evidence” to back up the US president’s allegations, citing a 2024 study in Sweden involving 2.4million children that did not uphold the theory. “I would just say to people watching, don’t pay any attention whatsoever about what Donald Trump says about medicine, don’t even take my word for it as a politician. Listen to British doctors, British scientists, the NHS.” He said “we have to follow the evidence”, adding he finds it unbelievable children are dying in 2025 from measles and whooping cough, things he thought had been “confined to the history books”.
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scmp.com
Trump ties autism risk to Tylenol as scientists urge caution
US president urged pregnant women not to take the painkiller over an unproven link to autism, insisting that ‘taking Tylenol is not good’.
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dailymail.co.uk
Fury as Trump claims paracetamol when pregnant raises autism risk
The President (pictured, with US health secretary Robert F Kennedy) insisted pregnant women 'have a responsibility' to endure pain instead of taking the drug.
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lemonde.fr
Trump touts unproven link between Tylenol use and autism
Though medical professionals broadly cite acetaminophen as among the safest painkillers to take during pregnancy, Trump insisted that 'taking Tylenol is not good' for a developing…
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huffpost.com
‘Irresponsible’: Medical Experts Slam Trump Claims About Tylenol, Pregnancy And Autism
They cited the lack of evidence supporting the White House's guidance — and the harms of untreated fevers during pregnancy.
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arabnews.com
Trump links autism to Tylenol and vaccines, claims not backed by science
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump on Monday linked autism to childhood vaccines and also to the use of popular pain medication Tylenol for pregnant women and children, claims…
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aljazeera.com
Trump urges pregnant women to avoid Tylenol over unproven autism risk
US leader’s remarks on popular painkiller, known as paracetamol globally, prompt outcry from doctors and medical bodies.
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independent.co.uk
Good Morning Britain doctor hits out at Trump’s autism claims
Dr Hillary Jones has hit out at Donald Trump’s autism claims, branding them as “unsubstantiated theories based on no evidence whatsoever”. Speaking on Good Morning Britain on…
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telegraph.co.uk
Streeting: Ignore whatever Trump says about autism and paracetamol
Health Secretary rejects US president’s warning for women to avoid the painkiller as medical experts condemn ‘fearmongering’
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theguardian.com
Share your reaction to Trump’s comments about pregnant women, Tylenol and autism
We would like to hear from pregnant women and medical professionals about their views on Trump’s comments
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Ignore Trump claims on paracetamol and autism, Streeting tells pregnant women
‘Don’t pay any attention whatsoever’ to US president’s advice on medication, health secretary urges Britons
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Health secretary hits out at Trump autism claims: ‘Don’t pay attention whatsoever’
The health secretary has it out at Donald Trump’s unproven claims that taking paracetamol whilst pregnant is linked to a rise in autism, urging people not to “pay any attention…
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cnbc.com
EU, WHO counter Trump's warnings on autism and pregnancy
European Union and British health agencies confirmed the safety of paracetamol during pregnancy, disputing U.S. President Donald Trump who linked it to autism.
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Trump’s Tylenol autism claim dismissed by WHO, EU
The agencies refuted Trump’s claim linking Tylenol in pregnancy to autism, affirming its safety with caution.
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‘Pay no attention’: global health agencies dismiss false Trump claim on everyday painkillers
Medical experts and regulators say US president should not be questioning established science
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Wes Streeting rejects Trump claim linking paracetamol and autism
Health secretary joins medical experts in urging pregnant women to ignore US president’s remarks
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fortune.com
Scientists rebuke Trump’s Tylenol-autism claim, stress fever is bigger danger in pregnancy | Fortune
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists called the latest advice on acetaminophen “irresponsible." They weren't alone.
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Trump debunked: Health experts slam president’s baseless autism claims
Health regulators and experts stress there is no evidence linking Tylenol (paracetamol) use during pregnancy to autism, rejecting claims by US president Donald Trump. “Our…
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bbc.com
Fact-checking three claims Trump made about autism
Experts have hit back at claims that use of a common painkiller could cause autism in children.
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Doubting Donald: Trump repeatedly admits his statements on autism might not be true
Watch as Donald Trump repeatedly admits that his unproven claims about autism might not be true. Speaking in the Oval Office with Robert F Kennedy Jr on Monday (22 September), the…
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Pregnant women deserve so much better than Trump’s theatre of scaremongering and shame | Kate Womersley
There is no credible evidence linking autism with maternal paracetamol use. But the US president’s ‘tough it out’ message could harm mothers and babies, says doctor Kate Womersley