All parents should be given leaflet outlining full details of antenatal screening

EDITOR—Price's unhappy experience of scanning during pregnancy is not uncommon.1 Many women are poorly informed about the role of screening tests in the first half of pregnancy.2 Health professionals often provide little and sometimes inaccurate information about these tests.3 Once an abnormality has been suspected or diagnosed many women report inadequacies in the information they receive or the way it is given.4 Guidelines for screening are discussed in a report from the Royal College of Obstetricians and …