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Acetaminophen not linked to glutathione plasma deficiency in HIV, McNeil maintains.

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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ACETAMINOPHEN NOT LINKED TO PLASMA GSH DEFICIENCY IN HIV, McNEIL SAYS, thus the oral analgesic can have no link, if taken as recommended, to any purported harm HIV-positive individuals may encounter as a result of taking acetaminophen. Specifically, Tylenol marketer McNeil Consumer Products argues in Sept. 11 comments to FDA, "there are no studies which show that acetaminophen reduces circulating plasma GSH levels."

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