> He cited the studies that said increased Paracetamol during pregnancy correlates with higher rates of autism, and people should know that and be careful. Don

> He cited the studies that said increased Paracetamol during pregnancy correlates with higher rates of autism, and people should know that and be careful. Don't mealy mouth it. He didn't say anything so nuanced as "be informed and careful". He actually said it should be "minimized or avoided". Point blank. And then he said it should be "avoided entirely during pregnancy". It was only over a month later, when the WHO was clarifying that there was no conclusive evidence, and that acetaminophen is the safest pain relief to use during pregnancy, that he started suggesting "working with your physician". Don't present RFK Jr's takes as reasonable. They're not. > He cited the studies He cited one fringe study that was discredited because it didn't consider confounding factors.