SSRI ArticlesStudy Suggests SSRI Publication BiasSan Diego, CA: A recent study, suggesting that SSRI medications may not be effective in treating behaviors associated with autism, may add to the confusion about using SSRI medications while pregnant. Women who are concerned about Paxil side effects and the risk of Paxil birth defects when infants are exposed to SSRIs before birth may have more reason for concern about Paxil heart defects with the publication of the study.
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Swedish Study Finds SSRIs in Pregnancy Linked to Infant Heart Defect January 13, 2012. By Lucy Campbell.Stockholm, Sweden: Researchers in Sweden have found that the use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn – or PPHN – compared with babies born to mothers who did not take SSRIs during pregnancy.
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Studies Link SSRI and Autism November 22, 2011. By Heidi Turner.Boston, MA: A new study into SSRI birth defects suggests a potential link between SSRIs and autism. The study suggests that SSRI side effects in infants exposed to the medications prior to birth could include a risk of autism or of autism-like behaviors.
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Prozac Side Effects Highlighted in FDA WarningSilver Spring, MD: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued an updated statement regarding Prozac side effects that can arise from a combination of the drug and linezolid, according to MedPage Today.
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Changing Times Call for Vigilance against SSRI Birth Defects October 17, 2011. By Gordon Gibb.Cambridge, MA: Time, it seems, teaches. Witness some of the ads from a bygone era, which suggested once upon a time it was never too early to expose your toddler to cola, according to the Soda Pop Board of America. Or that more doctors smoked Camels than any other cigarette. There was a time, too, when SSRI antidepressants were considered safe and effective for patients without much concern for their unborn infants. Given the emergence of SSRI birth defects, that thinking—like cola and Camels—is changing.
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SSRI Birth Defects Include Neurobehavioral Development IssuesUtrecht, Netherlands: A recent study published online in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology indicates that SSRI birth defects appear to include the altering of neurobehavioral development in the fetus.
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SSRI Side Effects May Include Nursing Home FallsBoston, MA: New research conducted by scientists at the Institute for Aging Research of Hebrew SeniorLife in Boston, Massachusetts, suggests that SSRI side effects may now also include an increased risk for falls by nursing home residents.
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SSRI Birth Defects Likely Include AutismOakland, CA: While antidepressants such as Zoloft and Prozac have previously been linked to a range of side effects, new research indicates that SSRI birth defects include an increased risk of complications like autism.
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The Pain of an SSRI Birth Defect June 16, 2011. By Gordon Gibb.Washington, DC: As difficult as depression is to manage, the potential for SSRI birth defects following the use of antidepressants known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors is even more tragic—and life-changing for the infant involved.
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What's More Harmful? Depression or SSRI?Denmark: It's been about a year since the latest research came out linking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants with heart defects in newborns. The study, conducted by researchers at Aarhaus University in Denmark, compared the risk of SSRI birth defects in 1,370 children born to women having taken at least one SSRI drug during pregnancy, against 400,000 children whose mothers had not taken SSRI antidepressants.
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