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Tim F. Oberlander, MD, FRCPC; William Warburton, PhD; Shaila Misri, MD, FRCPC; Jaafar Aghajanian, BSc; Clyde Hertzman, MD

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We note with interest comments by Einarson et al and Olfson and Marcus. Einarson et al raised questions about the Abstract. We believe that the Abstract is consistent with data presented in the article, and specific details were omitted because of space limitations. In response to the questions raised, we offer the following comments:

First, the rates of small for gestational age (SGA) in our sample may have been lower than what would have been expected for a population; this, however, should not invalidate or detract from our findings that the proportion of propensity score–matched infants of depressed mothers treated with SSRIs was significantly greater than for infants of mothers in the depressed or control groups. We used an American standard reference for SGA¹ and our sample from British Columbia . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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