Trump, RFK Jr, and Tylenol: Autismâs Surprisingly Loud Conspiracy Trio
In a dazzling episode of government hot takes, President Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reignited the Tylenol-autism rumor mill on September 22, 2025, telling pregnant women to 'tough it out' instead of popping acetaminophenâeven though studies, including a huge 2 million-kid Swedish 2024 study, say otherwise. Autism advocates like UCLA's Russell Lehmann called it 'death by a million cuts,' politely pointing out this advice feels like getting repeatedly hit by a sledgehammer signed 'science'. The Department of Health and Human Services awkwardly backpedaled while the White House ghosted Axios. Meanwhile, moms like Laura Kennedy called it 'fear-mongering' that sidelines autistic voices demanding accommodation, not cures.
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If confusing pregnant women about acetaminophen were an Olympic sport, Trump and RFK Jr would win goldâwhile moms and autism advocates ask why scienceâs replay keeps buffering on ignorance.
Nothing says 'trust me on pharmaceuticals' like skipping credible science for presidential sledgehammers and scary confessions about Tylenol. This administration turning pain meds into political pain since forever.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. chasing vaccine-autism conspiracy theories like itâs a hobby and now inviting Tylenol to the blame game more dramatically than Trump at an unfiltered press conference.
Source: Axios | Published: 9/24/2025 | Author: April Rubin
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