Pregnancy

Medical records are widely treated as the most reliable source of clinical truth in both healthcare delivery and medical research. However, emerging concerns in maternal-fetal medicine suggest that documentation related to medication use during pregnancy may not always accurately reflect confirmed clinical outcomes. In particular, there has been growing discussion around how complication codes associated with psychiatric medications, and potentially other medications such as

Information on the considerations of low dosage aspirin in pregnancy who should take it and why ?

by Vibha Gutta | This blog highlights the risks of stopping medication use during pregnancy and steps to take to protect both the mother and the baby.

by Sarah Ghantiwala | This blog details PRISMA and PROSPERO, which are used in systematic review in research, such as research on the effect of analgesic use in pregnant women.

By: Doreen Adatsi | This blog discusses current research on the whether there is a link between Acetaminophen and Autism.

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