Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology· 2026Q1
Drug safety and pregnancy: more evidence or changing mindset?
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Short summary
An editorial argues for improved evidence-based prescribing of antiseizure medications during pregnancy, highlighting a potential shift from solely relying on existing data to a more proactive approach.
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Key points
- An editorial advocates for enhanced evidence-based prescribing of antiseizure medications in pregnancy.
- The author expresses surprise at the call for improved evidence, implying current practices may be suboptimal.
- The piece suggests a potential need for a change in mindset regarding medication use during pregnancy.
- The discussion is framed within the context of evidence-based medicine.
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Abstract
Despite being an advocate of evidence-based medicine, I was struck by the publication of an editorial calling for improved evidence-based antiseizure medication prescribing during pregnancy [1].Fir...
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Field: Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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