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Research, News and More

Below are some of our publications

Acetaminophen was never shown to be safe:

Proof that acetaminophen was never shown to be safe for brain development in babies and children. Published in the European Journal of Pediatrics in 2022.

Video

Dr. Parker summarizes the evidence that acetaminophen causes autism in suseptable babies and children

Not a Conspiracy Theory

Acetaminophen as a Cause of Autism: It sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it’s not

​ Real Clear Investigations

A review of evidence from 2018 published in a main-stream news outlet: Real Clear Investigations

Long-term increases in non-social behavior

Acetaminophen causes long-term increases in non-social behavior when used in baby rats at levels assumed to be safe in baby humans: An experimental study from Duke University published in 2021.

Minerva Pediatrics 2022

The safety of pediatric use of paracetamol (acetaminaphen) .a narrative review of direct and indirect evidence.

Controversy if acetaminophen is safe for babies and children

Acetaminophen causes neurodevelopmental injury in suseptible babies and children: No valid rational for controversy

Acetaminophen and Autism

Extensive, formal critical review published in 2017: the acetaminophen-autism connection

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