RFK Jr. claims Tylenol after infant circumcision doubles autism risk; likely refers to 2015 Danish study and why critics call it flawed
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., during a Cabinet meeting with President Donald Trump, suggested a link between using Tylenol after infant circumcision and autism. Kennedy claimed that boys who are circumcised early are twice as likely to be diagnosed with autism, arguing that the increased risk is “highly likely” because Tylenol (acetaminophen) is often given to infants after the...









