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Safe painkiller during pregnancy Explaining why evidence argues that acetaminophen (tylenol) does not cause asperger's syndrome, but that rather genes that make women more likely to need a painkiller during pregnancy also make asperger's syndrome a little bit more likely — whether they use acetaminophen or not. In any case, the effect is so small mdash; 0.2% of the babies they have — that one shouldn't worry about it. |
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