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Sign InA comprehensive nationwide study from Denmark has found no association between the use of Tylenol during pregnancy and the risk of autism in children. The findings, published on Monday, rely on extensive national data, providing significant medical evidence to support the drug's safety profile. This development is seen as a positive catalyst for Kenvue Inc (KVUE), the manufacturer of Tylenol, and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ). The study directly addresses long-standing concerns and legal challenges regarding the potential neurodevelopmental risks of prenatal exposure to acetaminophen. By mitigating litigation risks, the research strengthens the market position of these healthcare giants amid ongoing legal scrutiny. Investors are likely to view this scientific clarification as a significant reduction in the contingent liabilities facing the companies involved.