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Tylenol still ‘safest thing’ for high fevers, pain in pregnancy: family doctor | Power & Politics
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8:01Now PlayingU.S. President Donald Trump linked autism to the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy, even though experts say there's no conclusive evidence. Family physician Dr. Peter Lin tells Power & Politics that ‘if you need [acetaminophen] to control high fevers or pain then it is still the safest thing that we have available for pregnant women.’
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