Meryl Horn

And yeah, it's not like he's saying that these are all terrible scientists, but more that these reviews are mostly looking at studies that didn't have that genetic stuff.

Like they couldn't look at siblings.

They just didn't have that data.

And so they couldn't do what Brian's team did.

But Brian's study, it's not the only one that did do that kind of like sibling analysis.

And so like there was one that just came out a couple weeks ago from Japan.

And that did the same thing.

And it backed up Brian's study.

Well, for the autism question, I do find studies like Brian's to be the most convincing.

Like, I don't think there's a clear link here.

And even to go back to those other concerns around Tylenol, like that idea that it might be a hormone disruptor.

Oh, the...

The undescended testicles.

Exactly.

What about the undescended testicles?

And to go back to those, those studies on the undescended testicles are super mixed.

So like some studies will find a link there.

Other studies don't.

And

Actually, the most recent review that I could find on this said that most studies don't find more undescended testicles in babies exposed to acetaminophen in utero.