⚠️ Are Babies Born to Moms Who Take This Anti-seizure Drug at Higher Risk of Developing Autism?
Topiramate has been the center of controversy for more than a decade.
Research shows that prenatal topiramate exposure can cause babies to be born smaller than expected for their gestational age + may also cause congenital malformations, particularly oral clefts.
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Harvard researchers found that taking topiramate during pregnancy did not increase the risk of babies developing autism, but CHD Chief Scientific Officer Brian Hooker, Ph.D., questioned the study’s findings.
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