WHO LogoThe World Health Organization (WHO) has rejected claims by U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting that Tylenol and vaccines are linked to autism, emphasizing that there is no scientific evidence supporting such assertions. “If the link between acetaminophen and autism were real, it would have been consistently observed across multiple studies,” Jasarevic said, warning against drawing premature conclusions. Trump, during a press conference on Monday, urged pregnant women to “tough it out” and avoid Tylenol due to the unproven autism risk. “Vaccines do not cause autism,” Jasarevic stated firmly, highlighting that WHO’s immunization schedules have saved at least 154 million lives over the past 50 years. He cautioned that delaying or altering vaccination schedules without scientific justification increases the risk of preventable diseases for children and communities alike.