Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged President Donald Trump to proceed cautiously after briefing him on research suggesting a possible link between the use of Tylenol during pregnancy and an increased risk of autism, the Health and Human Services secretary said in an Atlantic interview published Monday.
Trump wanted to quickly release a dramatic warning on social media, Kennedy said, but he told the president, “You can’t do that. There’s nuance to it, and you can’t scare people away from Tylenol, and you’re going to get a huge amount of pushback from powerful pharmaceutical companies.”
Trump reportedly dismissed Kennedy’s concerns, telling him: “I don’t give a s*** about that.”
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