Opioid Use During Early Pregnancy May Cause Slight Increase In Oral Cleft Birth Defects
A new study warns taking opioids during early pregnancy results in a slight increase in the risk of giving birth to a child with oral cleft defects.
A new study warns taking opioids during early pregnancy results in a slight increase in the risk of giving birth to a child with oral cleft defects.
A new study shows a link between Zofran use during pregnancy and an increased risk of oral cleft defects.
A new study raises questions about the links between Zofran and birth defects, suggesting that women have less chance of miscarriage and birth defects when treated for extreme morning sickness.
A couple claims that their son suffers from a cleft palate and cleft lip due to his mother's use of Zofran as a morning sickness treatment during pregnancy.
GlaxoSmithKline faces a lawsuit from a California mother who says Zofran side effects caused her child to be born with a cleft palate and cleft lip.
Many doctors continue to prescribe Zofran off-label for morning sickness, despite mounting evidence and concerns about the birth defects.
GlaxoSmithKline is being sued by a Montana couple who says the anti-nausea drug Zofran caused their daughter to be born with cleft palate birth defect.
European health officials are calling for restrictions and more education on the risk of Depakote birth defects.
Johnson & Johnson has settled about 76 Topamax birth defect lawsuits following a string of court losses.
A Philadelphia jury has awarded $3 million to a Wisconsin family that claims that Topamax pregnancy use led to birth defects.