Perinatal mental health problems account for a substantial health burden across the world.
Almost one in two women aged under 25 report some form of common mental disorders …

Many health systems acknowledge now the importance of mental health in pregnancy
through the common practice of universal screening for depression, as well as the increased …

Purpose This study aimed to estimate the association between prenatal exposure to
antidepressants and risk of epilepsy in childhood, taking maternal depression into account …

Background and Objectives To evaluate whether children born to women who use
serotonergic antidepressants during pregnancy have higher risk of neonatal seizures and …

S ince the thalidomide disaster, there has been a heightened perception of fetal risk of
medications, leading both pregnant patients and their health care providers to fear …

Pregnant women and their fetuses are increasingly likely to be exposed to antipsychotics.
However, safety data remain limited. This editorial suggests that, in future, well-designed …

Pregnant women constitute a vulnerable population, with 25.3% of pregnant women
classified as suffering from a psychiatric disorder. Since childbearing age typically aligns …

Fusar-Poli et al1 comprehensively describe a series of developmental steps that lead to
psychosis and related psychiatric illnesses. This perspective is especially relevant when …

Pregnancy has long been considered a period of bliss, free of psychiatric disorder. It was
even supposed that if such conditions preexisted, they would momentarily be miraculously …

Background: To date, many studies have been published rega rdi ng th e safe ty 0 fant ide p
ressa ntu se inp regn anc y. However, most have been regarding a pos si ble association …