Video Texas attorney general sues makers of Tylenol over alleged autism claims

I'm shocked they're going after J&J over this, it just seems like more noise from politicians who don't understand how science works . If there's even a hint of evidence that Tylenol is linked to autism, why not just fund some actual research instead of making wild claims and then suing the company? And what about all those people who already took Tylenol during pregnancy without getting autism? That's gotta count for something . This whole thing feels like a classic case of 'we're gonna sue you unless you do what we want' .

Ugh, I'm so on the side of J&J here ... but at the same time, I think they should be held accountable for not being clearer about the potential risks . Like, if President Trump is saying that using Tylenol during pregnancy can increase autism risk, shouldn't J&J just come out and say "nope, we don't have any concrete evidence to support this claim" instead of being all vague about it? ... but on the other hand, I totally get why they'd want to avoid any unnecessary panic or lawsuits . And honestly, if there's even a tiny shred of truth to Trump's claim, shouldn't J&J be apologizing and acknowledging the potential risk? ... no, wait, that's not fair to them either, 'cause if their data says it's fine, they should just stick with it . Ugh, I'm all over the place on this one !