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How pregnant women can navigate potential Tylenol-autism link: Physician | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

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Dr. Mahsa Tehrani, a rheumatologist, agrees that previous research has suggested a possible link between acetaminophen and neurobehavioral diseases in children, but she says it’s far from a settled issue. Her concern is for pregnant women who may be unduly alarmed by the public discussion. “If somebody’s pregnant and has a fever, that fever absolutely should be treated,” Tehrani tells “Elizabeth Vargas Reports.”

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