News from the 30th ENTIS Conference in Oslo

Between the 5th and 7th September, Professor Hedvig Nordeng and colleagues from the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital hosted the 30th ENTIS conference. The meeting was one of the largest ENTIS conferences to date, with 113 delegates attending from 22 different countries. Key note lectures were provided from internationally renown experts on a range of related topics including […]

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ENTIS official response to the EMA recommendations concerning ondansetron use by pregnant women

On the 18th September 2019, ENTIS issued an official response to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessement Committee (PRAC) concerning the recommendations which were made about ondansetron use by pregnant women, as detailed in the minutes of their meeting held from the 8th to 11th July. The official ENTIS response statement can be read here.

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Most common birth defects among the infants of women with diabetes in pregnancy

A collaboration of researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, the University of Texas, Emory Univeristy and the University of Utah have published an analysis of data collected by the National Birth Defects Prevention Study (1997-2011) to describe the defects most commonly observed among the infants of women with pregestational […]

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Consensus statement on the management of individuals with fetal valproate spectrum disorder

The European Referece Network for Congenital Malformations and Intellectual Disability have conducted a review of published and unpublished evidence relating to the diagnosis and management of fetal valproate spectrum disorder, and subsequently issued management recommendations based on the evidence from their review in combination with expert and patient opinion. More information can be found here. Photo by Samuel Zeller on […]

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Study of male genital anomalies following maternal oral contraceptive use in pregnancy

A collaboration of researchers from Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen have performed an analysis of the Danish National Birth Cohort to investigate the risk of cryptorchidism (undescended testicles) and hypospadias (abnormal positioning of the urethral opening) following the maternal use of oral contraceptives. More information can be found here. Image by mmmCCC from Pixabay

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