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See Latest ArticlesPrevious maternal oral contraception and the risk among subsequent offspring of asthma diagnosis in early childhood
Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology, 09/14/09
Osman MF et al. – The authors did not find convincing evidence for a causal relationship between maternal OCP used close to conception and asthma in the offspring. The small statistically significant associations were not among children with characteristic features of asthma such as those with eczema and may be due to bias, uncontrolled confounding or chance.
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