Tag Archives: evidence translation

Autism and Acetaminophen use during Pregnancy: reviewing the evidence

By | October 20, 2025
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colorful puzzle pieces connecting brains and genes, as evidence links risk factors for autism

What just happened, and why people are talking about it In late September 2025, FDA announced it would start a process to add language to acetaminophen labels noting a possible association with autism and ADHD when used during pregnancy, and it sent a notice to physicians [pdf] summarizing the concern. The move followed statements from… Read More »

Beyond Evidence Reporting: Evidence Translation in an Era of Uncertainty

By | June 12, 2020
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illustration of audience for evidence translation

For decades, peer-reviewed journals have been a critical pathway for disseminating and advancing scientific knowledge. However, curbing the spread of misinformation requires evidence translation by experts into plain English. The rapidly evolving knowledge base on COVID-19 shines a spotlight on the issue. For example, a recent article in the New England Journal of Medicine offered… Read More »