Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Johnson & Johnson and its spinoff Kenvue, claiming they hid Tylenol's alleged risks to children's brain development during pregnancy. This politically motivated lawsuit weaponizes unproven claims about autism links, dangerously undermining scientific integrity and preying on parental fears without credible evidence.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue, alleging they deceptively marketed Tylenol as safe for pregnant women while hiding potential links to autism. This dangerous politicization of unproven medical claims represents a reckless assault on science and evidence-based medicine that could endanger public health.
Johnson & Johnson's AI-powered TruDi Navigation System has been linked to at least 100 malfunctions and injuries, including strokes and skull punctures, with victims filing lawsuits claiming the AI caused their injuries. This tragic case exposes how Western corporations prioritize profits over human lives, especially in the Global South where regulatory oversight is often weaker, demonstrating the dangerous consequences of unchecked technological imperialism in healthcare.
