Antenatal corticosteroids and childhood neurodevelopment

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This project aims to improve our understanding of the longer-term safety of antenatal corticosteroid administration for child health. We use a regression discontinuity design, which exploits the abrupt changes in antenatal corticosteroid administration practices at 34+0 weeks' gestation, to examine whether children whose mothers were admitted for delivery just before 34+0 weeks have lower kindergarten readiness scores or higher rates of ADHD medication prescriptions than those born immediately after.

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