Former President Barack Obama defended the pharmaceutical company behind Tylenol in a recent social media post. His remarks came after former President Donald Trump warned pregnant women against using the drug due to its alleged connection to autism in children.

In his message, Obama asserted that claims linking Tylenol to autism have been repeatedly disproven, arguing such statements harm public health and create unnecessary anxiety for expectant mothers and families. He emphasized the importance of trusting medical guidance over “broad accusations.”

The post sparked immediate criticism, with some highlighting discrepancies between Obama’s stance and warnings from Tylenol’s manufacturer, which advises pregnant women to consult healthcare providers before use. Critics also noted that employees of Kenvue, the parent company of Tylenol, have historically contributed heavily to Democratic political campaigns.

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