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Investigating Misleading Medical Documentation Related to Psychiatric Medication Use During Pregnancy by Samiha Saifudeen
Recently, concerns have been raised about medical discharge paperwork given to mothers who used psychiatric medications during pregnancy, especially medications such as Sertraline. According to Dr. Waggel, some mothers with completely normal deliveries discovered wording in their discharge notes that suggested “complications due to maternal psychiatric medication use,” despite there being no actual complications during labor or delivery. This wording caused emotional distress
Charlotte W
1 day ago3 min read


Low-Dose Aspirin in Pregnancy: Who Should Take It and Why?
Information on the considerations of low dosage aspirin in pregnancy who should take it and why ?
marjorie Apple
Apr 93 min read


Why “Just Stop Your Meds” Can Be Dangerous Advice During Pregnancy
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.
Janet Li
Apr 65 min read


What is a PRISMA Systematic Review – and Why Should Pregnant Women Care?
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.
Janet Li
Apr 63 min read


Link Between Acetaminophen and Autism?
By: Doreen Adatsi | This blog discusses current research on the whether there is a link between Acetaminophen and Autism.
Janet Li
Apr 62 min read


What is Hypnobirthing by Janet Li
Learn what Hypnobirthing is, how it works, and its benefits and limitations.
Nicea Ali
Mar 212 min read
This blog features contributions from students, interns, clinicians, and guest speakers participating in our physician-led training programs. Posts reflect individual perspectives while contributing to ongoing learning and discussion in medicine.
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