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Medication Safety Tips
This Medication Safety Tips sheet, from MotherToBaby and the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center, highlights ways to avoid medication mistakes, such as accidentally taking a family member’s or pet’s medications or taking more pills than needed. Guidance on the use of supplements in pregnancy and lactation is also provided. Key tips include safe storage of medications, setting reminders and checklists, and consulting healthcare providers about which medications and supplements can be …
Press Release: Retirement of the MotherToBaby App
With the launch of our new, mobile-friendly website in October 2020, we have decided to retire or “sunset” the MotherToBaby App for both iOS and Android. By February 28, 2021, the MotherToBaby App will no longer be available for download from Apple’s App Store or from the Google Play Store. If you are a current MotherToBaby App User: The app is no longer being supported or updated, so we highly recommend deleting it from all of your devices. How Do I Prepare for the Change? Bookmark …
Press Release: ‘FIRST OF ITS KIND’ SERVICE LAUNCHES TO SUPPORT DRUG LABELING COMPLIANCE RULE
OTIS Offers Relief for Pharma Companies under Pressure to Update Labels with Pregnancy and Lactation Info BRENTWOOD, TN –“It’s the first service of its kind to aid pharmaceutical companies in this way,” described Stephen Braddock, MD, a St. Louis-based pediatrician and dysmorphologist in reference to a new endeavor offered by birth defects experts at the Organization of Teratology Information Specialists (OTIS). The unique offering aims to support the implementation of the FDA Pregnancy and …
Press Release: Birth Defects Prevention? There’s an App for That
MotherToBaby Launches Free App Connecting Moms with Experts in Real-time BRENTWOOD, TN – What if you could find out the potential effects of a medication during pregnancy by asking a real-life expert instead of unreliable “Dr. Google?” Now you can. In fact, there’s an app for that, according to MotherToBaby, a service of the international non-profit Organization of Teratology Information Specialists (OTIS). As January’s Birth Defects Prevention Month kicks off, MotherToBaby has launched a free, …
