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Medication use during pregnancy in Europe and North America: a systematic review
Background To describe the mean number of medications used as well as the prevalence of medication use throughout pregnancy in Europe and North America, with a focus on use by trimester, type of medication, and use of harmful medications. Methods A systematic review was performed searching MEDLINE,
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