Results using data from the UK population-based prospective birth cohort study, ALSPAC.

Vigilance is essential.

Risk increased with increasing daily dose.

Racial disparity is driven largely by poorer socioeconomic and health status.

Advice has been published by the Scottish Medicines Consortium.

Treated migraines were not associated with higher risks than untreated migraines.

Large cohort study finds higher risks for miscarriage, low birth weight, respiratory distress.

Findings from the PRISM trial, which recruited more than 4000 women at 48 hospitals across the UK.

New guidance on antenatal screening available for pregnant women.

Risk was higher for women who used an SNRI or tricyclic antidepressant.

Frequent monitoring recommended.

Analysis of over 4 million births shows elevated risk in childhood through midlife.

Experts say the research highlights a troubling lack of understanding of genetics and gene editing.

Medical staff is also facing serious challenges in accessing hospitals.