During the past few months, President Trump and his health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., have made sweeping, thinly ...

Ethical and statistical power issues limit the use of randomized controlled trials to study medication and vaccine use during ...

Navigating medication safety during pregnancy can feel overwhelming when you’re dealing with uncomfortable symptoms but want to protect your growing baby. The good news is that many medications are ...

The GOALPOST Trial builds on the findings of CHAP and Sinkey’s preliminary clinical trial, called the ACHIEVE Trial, which is ...

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Roughly 16 percent of the 861 children whose mothers had Covid during their pregnancy received a neurodevelopmental diagnosis ...

Two third of American women under 50 have at least one of five modifiable risk factors that can lead to birth defects. Here's ...

Recent headlines about acetaminophen use during pregnancy have left many expectant families feeling anxious, but experts say the link between the painkiller and autism is unproven ...

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Relief is possible when pain is taken seriously, not dismissed as an unavoidable harm of pregnancy.

If you’re pregnant or planning to be, you could easily be confused about which medications are safe to take during this time. If you don’t think you can make it without your meds, you’re not alone.