As pointed out by Dr. Damkier, Ystrom et al.[5] did find that paternal pre-conception
acetaminophen use (adjusted for parental ADHD) was associated with child ADHD risk. We …

OBJECTIVE: Opioid medications are among the most effective analgesics. However, the
consequences of opioid exposure to the developing human offspring are not known. We …

Several recent studies have changed our understanding of pain [1], pain assessment [2],
and analgesia in newborn neonates and infants [3–6]. As a result, many newborns are now …

Prenatal drug exposure as a risk factor for cerebral palsy and other developmental deficits Page
1 DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE & CHILD NEUROLOGY COMMENTARIES Prenatal drug …

The article discusses the study" A Population-Based Study of Concurrent Prescriptions of
Opioid Analgesics and Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor Medications During …

Background Pregnant patients with particular types of health insurance may have distinct
demographic and medical characteristics that have a biologic effect on associations …

It has been nearly 25 years since the earliest studies of the associations between prenatal
antidepressant exposure and child neurodevelopmental disorders were published. Amid a …

The use of medications during pregnancy has become a concern since the thalidomide
tragedy. However, although avoiding medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding may …

Background Prenatal opioid exposure has been linked to adverse birth outcomes and
delays in infant development. Existing literature is limited by a simple group-differences …

Aims We aimed to explore associations between drugs dispensed to the father prior to
conception and pregnancy outcomes, such as pre‐term birth, perinatal mortality, foetal …