No Reduction in Cerebral Palsy With Later Prenatal Magnesium

Giving IV magnesium for up to 30 weeks reduces cerebral palsy risk in preterm pregnancies, but treatment at 30 to 34 weeks does not affect risk in these children at 2 years of age.

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