Asking Brits if they'd take medical advice from Donald Trump
September 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelWould you take medical advice from Donald Trump? In this video, members of the British public are asked for their reactions to the President’s latest controversial claim. This week, Donald Trump suggested that taking paracetamol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy could cause autism in unborn babies — a statement that has shocked medical experts worldwide and sparked debate across social media.
On the streets of the UK, people share their unfiltered views on whether they would trust Trump’s medical advice, particularly when it comes to sensitive issues like pregnancy and child health. From disbelief to laughter, scepticism to concern, the British public offer thought-provoking answers that shine a light on the growing influence of political figures in spreading medical misinformation.
Medical authorities, including the NHS and the World Health Organization, have repeatedly confirmed that paracetamol is safe to use during pregnancy when taken as directed. However, Trump’s claim has already circulated widely, adding fuel to the ongoing battle against health misinformation. This video captures the everyday reactions of ordinary people in Britain as they weigh up whether political leaders should have any role in offering health guidance.
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