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Steroid Injections During Pregnancy Can Up ADHD Risk
Mothers who are about to give birth to premature babies are given an infusion of glucocorticoids, which helps with lung development in the babies. However, a new study has found that this drug can increase the risk of mental disorders, including ADHD, in the children.
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