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.
Tag Archives: Cleft Palate and Lip
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Pregnancy Zofran Use Linked To Increased Risk Of Cleft Palate And Lip Malformations: Study
A new study shows a link between Zofran use during pregnancy and an increased risk of oral cleft defects.
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Study Questions Link Between Zofran and Birth 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.
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Zofran Caused Cleft Palate and Cleft Lip in Child After Anti-Nausea Drug Used During Pregnancy, Lawsuit Alleges
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.
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Zofran During Pregnancy Caused Cleft Palate and Lip, Lawsuit Alleges
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.
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Zofran Pregnancy Birth Defect Risks Remain Underappreciated by Doctors
Many doctors continue to prescribe Zofran off-label for morning sickness, despite mounting evidence and concerns about the birth defects.
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Lawsuit Alleges Zofran Caused Cleft Palate for Baby Exposed During Pregnancy
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.
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Depakote Pregnancy Risks Leads EMA to Recommend Restrictions
European health officials are calling for restrictions and more education on the risk of Depakote birth defects.
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Topamax Settlements Reached to Resolve Birth Defect Lawsuits
Johnson & Johnson has settled about 76 Topamax birth defect lawsuits following a string of court losses.
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Topamax Lawsuit Over Birth Defects Results in $3 Million Dollar Verdict
A Philadelphia jury has awarded $3 million to a Wisconsin family that claims that Topamax pregnancy use led to birth defects.
