Epilepsy drugs in pregnancy linked to teen school troubles

Women with epilepsy face an uncomfortable position when they decide to have children, as either seizures or the medications to prevent them are suspected of hurting the fetus. But a new study gives some potentially reassuring news. Don't miss these Health stories Business Wire Skip self-cleaning, go for the baking soda A "self-cleaning" appliance may seem convenient, but it can create a toxic home environment. Praise the lard? Study links church to obesity 'Chemo curls' another kink in cancer recovery FDA halts imports of dairy, produce from Japan A study from researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden examined the records of 1,235 children born to mothers with epilepsy between 1973...