
Psych Meds Increase Risk for Preterm Delivery
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
- Byron Richards, CCN
Big Pharma has no scruples when it comes to target markets. Children are high on the list – and pregnant women have moved into the crosshairs. The infamous Mother’s Act has now passed the House and sits in committee in the Senate. A new study shows1 that any woman taking psych meds during pregnancy doubles her risk of a pre-term delivery. That risk triples if the woman also has a history of depression. The news is unlikely to phase the Big Pharma push to get 80% of pregnant women on meds. There are so many safe things women can do to support their mood, as needed, during pregnancy. Psych meds are not one of them. I explain what the Mother’s Act is all about in a posting I did titled, Branding Pregnancy as Mental Illness. Share:
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