A stacked bar chart shows survey results on Americans' beliefs about Tylenol use during pregnancy and its possible link to autism in children, conducted from September 23-29, 2025. Among all adults, 30% said they believe it's probably true, with 30% saying it's probably false. Beliefs vary by political affiliation: 50% of Republicans say they think it’s probably true, 29% of Independents, and only 12% of Democrats.