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A new federal health report may link autism to the use of a commonly used painkiller, according to The Wall Street Journal.

WSJ reports that an upcoming U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report may indicate Tylenol use during pregnancy and low folate levels being linked to autism. The report is also expected to name folinic acid — a form of folate — as a way to ease autism symptoms in some patients. Latest Forecast

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Tylenol's manufacturer, Kenvue, rejects any connection, and doctors agree, saying acetaminophen is still safe for pregnant patients when used properly.

HHS said its conclusions will rely on "gold-standard science." Officials warn against speculation until the final repor

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