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Commonly Used Antidepressive Treatment During Pregnancy May Affect Brain Activity in Newborns, Study Shows
A new study in Helsinki University was conducted to distinguish drug-related developmental effects from postnatal, environmental effects, such as potential changes in the mother-baby relationship due to maternal depression.
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