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A US appeals court reversed a previous decision to dismiss lawsuits against Tylenol manufacturers filed by families claiming their children developed autism or ADHD after prenatal exposure to the drug. The judges ruled that scientific evidence presented by expert witnesses, including Harvard’s Andrea Baccarelli, was valid and should be considered, despite ongoing scientific debate. The case concerns whether acetaminophen use during pregnancy is linked to neurodevelopmental disorders, a connection not conclusively proven by existing research. The ruling allows the lawsuits to proceed, with the defendants maintaining that science shows no proven link and that Tylenol remains the safest option for pain relief during pregnancy.
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