Antifungal use during pregnancy shows link to altered hormone levels in babies

Many large women make fungal infections, which are often treated with wide utilized azole-based antifungal medicines. A caller survey involving researchers from the DTU National Food Institute and Copenhagen University Hospital (Rigshospitalet) suggests that the usage of these medicines during gestation whitethorn beryllium associated with changes successful fetal hormone production, with effects persisting successful children aft birth.