Acetaminophen use in pregnancy: What you need to know
You’ve probably seen recent news stories about acetaminophen use during pregnancy. Earlier this week, the Trump administration made statements suggesting a link between the use of acetaminophen in pregnancy and autism. These claims have been refuted by health organizations worldwide, but the headlines may leave your patients with questions or concerns.
New FAQ resource for pharmacists
To support you, we’ve developed a new FAQ resource, Acetaminophen use in pregnancy: What you need to know. This tool provides clear, evidence-based information to help you address patient questions and guide discussions about acetaminophen use in pregnancy.
Additional resources for pharmacy teams:
- Health Canada advisory on acetaminophen use in pregnancy
- Statement from the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC)
Thank you for all that you do to provide patients with reliable, evidence-based information and care at the pharmacy counter.