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@dan
Paracetamol has been used a lot longer in Europe than in North America.
Europe has a much better train system.
Coincidence?
@dan I went Tylenol-free for the '82 Chicago poisoning scare. I didn't have any at that point, so I just kept not buying it, partly because it was more expensive than ibuprofen, and Costco-sized jugs.
Had an autistic kid in the aughts (now studying Molecular Engineering at UChicago).
I learned today it wasn't commercially released until 1955, so no one over 70 apparently is actually autistic. I'm not sure who Hans Asperger was studying.
My point is that while overdosing on water is HARD, overdosing on acetaminophen is EASY to do as it is in so many over the counter drugs.
You can take one acetaminophen drug for a headache, another for back pain and another for a sore throat. That can set you up for severe liver damage.
It has been reported on for years, so I am sure you can look something up
In the UK it is probably even higher, Paracetamol is the default headache, pain relief, non prescription medication.
So is his next target Ibruprofen? the most common anti inflammatory?
Unless it is expensive or only prescribed, I feel 23% is an awfully low number for a broad sprectrum anelgesic like paracetamol.
What is the US headache pill?