Health9/24/2025โ€ขThe Guardian

Farage refuses to criticise Trump over paracetamol despite health experts dismissing autism claims

Farage refuses to criticise Trump over paracetamol despite health experts dismissing autism claims

Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform UK party, has refused to criticize Donald Trump's claims that paracetamol (sold as Tylenol in the US) could cause autism. Farage stated that he has "no idea" if Trump's advice for pregnant women to avoid the drug is accurate, and that he would not "side with" medical experts who have dismissed the autism claims as unfounded. Farage argued that "science is never settled" and that he would not take a stance against the US president's statements, despite widespread consensus among health professionals that there is no evidence linking paracetamol to autism.

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