
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