25/n Think about this for a second. Even if that number was correct - i.e. 20.5% rather than the wrong 28% - it doesn't make any sense because it assumes that 100% of women who have had miscarriages drank 200mg of caffeine a day
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36/n Also, for the record, I think the conclusions are pretty massively overstated, and also miss out a key part of recommendations which is the question of whether they'll be followed!pic.twitter.com/uPDQfv4aHI
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37/n I should also say that I thoroughly dislike opinion pieces and media attention like this The evidence hasn't changed, and quite frankly I think pregnant people have enough to worry about without the fear that a cup of coffee will cause a miscarriage
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Oops. Silly math. So to sum up: caffeinated tea OK coffee (caffeinated or decaf) BAD Relative Risk =/= Absolute Riskpic.twitter.com/tWqa6FQxwr
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Thanks for such a detailed review! What is the word for the next review that includes this narrative review as part of it’s review?
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No. The conclusion is that no level of caffeine intake is acceptable for pregnant women, and so women should be advised to have no caffeine while pregnant. Obviously, I disagree
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Worth a letter to the editor?
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So many studies, so little time
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