Visit bumps to see our new patient leaflets which correspond with our documents for healthcare professionals.
Pregnancy summaries - New for July 2017
when downloading these pregnancy summaries you will be redirected to our sister site www.medicinesinpregnancy.org
How to report medication exposure in pregnancy
Report your own pregnancy by creating your own ‘my bumps’ pregnancy record here
Healthcare professionals can report all pregnancy exposures to UKTIS here
Accessing UKTIS pregnancy information
UKTIS abstracts are openly available here Full scientific reviews for healthcare professionals are available via www.toxbase.org BUMPS - Patient information leaflets available here.
News and Events
Women now able to report pregnancy exposures to UKTIS via bumps
Over the years pregnant women have asked to report their details to UKTIS directly so that this information is available to other women who may need to consider whether or not to take a certain medicine in the future.
Our new online reporting facility offers all pregnant women (not just those taking certain medicines or whose pregnancies did not result in a healthy baby), or women who have been pregnant in the past, the option to create their own password protected ‘my bump’s record’.
The information entered into these records is stored and reviewed periodically by UKTIS to better understand how medicines, a woman’s lifestyle or the illness for which she was taking the medicine, may affect her baby’s development in the womb. Please encourage your patients to visit bumps at www.medicinesinpregnancy.org to find out more.
Report your own pregnancy by creating your own ‘my bumps’
pregnancy record 
Over the years pregnant women have asked to report their details to UKTIS directly so that this information is available to other women who may need to consider whether or not to take a certain medicine in the future. 
