Acetaminophen has been considered the only safe over-the-counter treatment for pain or fever during pregnancy. Scott Olson/Getty Images

President Trump and federal health officials said this week that women should limit acetaminophen use during pregnancy because of a possible link to an increased risk of autism. But acetaminophen, which is also known as paracetamol and sold under the brand name Tylenol, has been considered the only safe over-the-counter treatment for pain or fever during pregnancy, and going without treatment can be dangerous for both a fetus and a pregnant person. What do you want to know about autism and acetaminophen use during pregnancy?

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