** Shares of consumer health company Kenvue KVUE.N rise 6% to $17.99 premarket
** Stock hit record low on Monday after President Donald Trump linked autism to childhood vaccine use and taking co's pain medication Tylenol by women when pregnant
** Canaccord Genuity analysts say KVUE's risk is minimal and sell-off appears overblown, adding there is "more noise than substance"
** Citi analysts say they expected the stock to recover, citing absence of new scientific evidence from the White House briefing
** It is likely low-single-digit percentage of Tylenol sales come from use by pregnant women - Canaccord Genuity
** On September 5, the Wall Street Journal reported that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. planned to link Tylenol to autism
** Up to last close, stock fell 20.5% YTD