Data reviewed from several high quality observational studies on impact of light drinking during pregnancy
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More data needed on effect of surgical career on pregnancy
With recruitment challenges, addressing factors that make surgery less appealing irrespective of sex is crucial
Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre system approved for use in pregnancy
More than 7 per cent of all pregnant women have type 1 or type 2 diabetes
Clonfolic Multicare optimises nutrition during pregnancy
Containing multivitamins, iron and folic acid, it helps provide essential nutrients required by expecting mothers
Antidepressants in early pregnancy do not increase risk of autism or ADHD
Study suggests use of such medications while pregnant may be safer than previously thought
Pregnancy concerns for SpRs
83% of trainees said a surgical career had a strong impact on their personal lives
Miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy may cause PTSD
Women should be screened for the condition, and receive specific support following pregnancy loss
Flu vaccine should be given free to all pregnant women
The HSE should consider providing the flu vaccine free of charge to all pregnant women in an effort to increase uptake levels, a new study has recommended.
Infant protection from mother’s flu jab limited
Maternal immunisation against influenza during pregnancy may confer protection against infection in infants for only a limited period during early life, perhaps just the first eight weeks after a baby is born.
Role of aspirin in pregnant diabetics under review
A national study that will investigate the role of aspirin from early in pregnancy in women with pre-existing diabetes is due to get under way next year.