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Doctor Sounds Alarm on Popular Sleep Aid — “This Could Quietly Destroy Your Liver”

The Takeaway

Tylenol PM isn’t inherently dangerous—but treating it like a harmless sleep aid can be.

Dr. Melillo’s message is simple:
Know what you’re taking. Know how often. And don’t assume “over-the-counter” means “risk-free.”

Sometimes, the most familiar medicines are the ones we should question the most.

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