Professor Per Damkier (the outgoing Chair of the ENTIS Scientific Committee) and Dr Matitiahu Berkovitch (President of ENTIS) have published a commentary in the British […]
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Umbrella review of systematic reviews investigating claims of increased ASD and ADHD risks following maternal paracetamol use published
Researchers from Liverpool University have published an umbrella review of systematic reviews investigating maternal paracetamol (acetaminophen) use during pregnancy and risk of autism spectrum disorder […]
Norwegian case-control study shows association between ADHD medication use and miscarriage
A nationwide, register-based, case-control study, using linked Norwegian population-level administrative data has identified associations between ADHD medication use in early pregnancy and miscarriage. More information […]
Modafinil/Armodafinil Pregnancy Exposure Registry: Final analysis published
Researchers have analysed data from the Teva Pharmaceutical Industries modafinil/armodafinil pregnancy exposure registry, to provide a final analysis of dataset. The registry describes a high […]
Commentary published discussing a recent study of acetaminophen exposure and childhood attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
ENTIS members Prof Per Damkier and Dr Erika Gram have published a commentary discussing the methodological advantages and limitations of a new study of Commentary […]
Zika virus and neurodevelopmental outcomes, a systematic review and meta-analysis
Researchers affiliated with the Hamamatsu University School of Medicine in Japan have published a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies which investigated the association […]