Study finds link between anti-depressants during pregnancy, autism

Pregnant mothers on anti-depressants may be more likely to have children with autism.

A new study monitored 145,000 kids for 11 years and found that children of mothers on anti-depressants were 87 percent more likely to develop autism.

Doctors warn there are a lot of unknowns with this study, and that mothers on anti-depressants shouldn't just stop taking their pills. Untreated depression in an expectant mother could be even worse.