A collaboration of researchers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden have published a target trial emulation study assessing the risk of malformation associated with the […]
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French nationwide cohort study finds association between NSAID use in pregnancy and miscarriage risk
A French nationwide, population-based cohort study using data from the National Mother-Child Register (EPI-MERES), developed from the French National Health Data System, has identified associations […]
Japanese TIS publishes comparative cohort study assessing statin use in early pregnancy
Researchers affiliated with the Japanese TIS in Tokyo have published a comparative cohort study evaluating pregnancy outcomes following first trimester statin exposure. More information is […]
New sibling-controlled study on acetaminophen (paracetamol) use in pregnancy and ADHD/ASD
Researchers have utilised the Taiwanese National Health Insurance Research Database to evaluate associations between maternal prenatal prescriptions of acetaminophen and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism […]
Living systematic review of Mpox vaccination in pregnancy
Researchers from the Argentine Cochrane Center have published a living systematic review and meta-analysis investigating the safety and effectiveness of Mpox vaccine in pregnancy and […]
Case reports published detailing galcanezumab use in pregnancy
Researchers from the Department of Neurology at St Marianna University School of Medicine (Kawasaki, Japan), have published two cases of normal delivery following use of […]