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Top pharmacists issue fresh warning on paracetamol risk - after Trump's health chiefs links everyday painkiller to surge in autism cases

Daily Mail 1 min read 3 hours ago

The average Briton pops around 70 tablets every year and the latest figures reveal the NHS in England dished out more than 15million prescriptions for the painkiller in 2024/25.
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