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Treatment of nonpsychotic major depression during pregnancy: patient safety and challenges.

Drug Healthc Patient Saf · 2014 · PMC4173755 · PMID 25258558

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148 , 149 A meta-analysis 150 of prospective studies that examined adverse fetal and neonatal effects associated with antenatal antidepressant exposure (totaling 1,066 mother–infant pairs) showed a trend-level association in the primary analysis between third trimester SSRI exposure and PNAS that became significant after including results of a large study 151 that included infants with in utero SSRI exposure during the first and third trimesters (OR 1.99, 95% CI 1.43–2.77).

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