Higher infection risk for kids whose mothers took antibiotics during pregnancy
New research suggests that mothers who take antibiotics during pregnancy could be exposing their children to a higher risk of infection and hospitalisation. But doctors are urging caution, saying that GPs shouldn't - for now at least - change the way they prescribe antibiotics to pregnant women.

Research suggests taking antibiotics during pregnancy reduces the amount of 'good' bacteria passed on to babies. Source: Getty
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By Diala AlAzzeh
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