Benzodiazepine or Z-hypnotic use during pregnancy and risk of psychiatric disorders in children: population based cohort study
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The authors aimed to investigate the relationship between prenatal exposure to benzodiazepines or Z-hypnotics and the risk of psychiatric disorders in children. Their population-based cohort study found no significant increase in psychiatric disorders among children exposed to these medications during pregnancy after controlling for familial factors, although some subgroup analyses suggested modestly elevated risks in specific contexts, particularly with exposure during the latter half of pregnancy. Overall, the findings indicate that while there may be slight risks in certain situations, the general association appears minimal.
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