Since the mid-1950s, over 33 million women have used the combination drug of pyridoxine/doxylamine in pregnancy, and scientific analysis on more than 200,000 exposed pregnancies has been conducted to determine if the combination of pyridoxine and doxylamine is harmful to the unborn baby.[8][9] No epidemiological studies have found any teratogenic effect.[9]
Since the mid-1950s, over 33 million women have used the combination drug of pyridoxine/doxylamine in pregnancy, and scientific analysis on more than 200,000 exposed pregnancies has been conducted to determine if the combination of pyridoxine and doxylamine is harmful to the unborn baby.[8][9] No epidemiological studies have found any teratogenic effect.[9]
Hrmmm….
Look; this is a PRESS RELEASE; it’s not NEWS. But I bet you’re gonna see NEWS stories about how Doctors (who chose to specialise RATHER than be GPs which is what we need) can’t find jobs
Look; this is a PRESS RELEASE; it’s not NEWS. But I bet you’re gonna see NEWS stories about how Doctors (who chose to specialise RATHER than be GPs which is what we need) can’t find jobs
