Subfecundity and neonatal mortality: longitudinal study within the Danish national birth cohort.

group have financial interests in any of the companies that hold marketing authorisations for SSRIs. The MHRA funded the study and professional staff at the MHRA, including JM and LW, have been acting as secretariat to or observers on the expert working group’s review. Neither JM nor LW have any personal financial interests in any drug product. DG, JC, and DA are members of the MHRA’s expert working group on the safety of SSRIs, and DA is a member of the Committee on Safety of Medicines. They act as independent advisers, receiving travel expenses and a small fee for meeting attendance and reading materials in preparation for the meeting. DA has spoken on the methodology of adverse drugs reactions in HIV at a scientific meeting attended by several pharmaceutical companies and sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). A honorarium was paid to her department. SE has no personal interests to declare. His department receives funding from many pharmaceutical companies, including GSK, but mainly for methodological research. SE has no direct involvement in any of this. The General Practice Research Database Division receives funding for services, including the conduct of commissioned research, from a wide range of public sector bodies and the pharmaceutical industry. CM and SR have no competing interests to declare. Ethical approval: General Practice Research Database Scientific and Ethical Advisory Group.