Zika has been linked to birth defects such as microcephaly, hearing defects, visual defects and others.
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Yet, past studies have linked fevers to a variety of birth defects, including cleft lip or cleft palate, certain types of heart defects, and neural tube defects commonly called spina bifida.
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Still, using silicon carbide defects to generate photon entanglement has a number of advantages over diamond defects.
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Major heart defects accounted for 60% of the birth defects among mothers who underwent gastric bypass procedures.
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It reduces the risk for birth defects of a baby's brain and spine known as neural tube defects.
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Of those, 64 children were born with birth defects, and eight additional babies with birth defects failed to survive.
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Valproic acid also increased the risk of seven other birth defects, including cleft palate and four types of heart defects.
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Risk of congenital heart defects, malformations of the nervous system, and limb defects also progressively increased as BMI rose from overweight to obesity class III, while genital and digestive system defects increased in babies of obese mothers only.
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Critical defects require treatment soon after birth, while for non-critical defects, treatment can be delayed or may not be necessary.
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One in five children with congenital heart defects failed both tests, compared with just one in seven children without congenital heart defects.
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Risk was 24 percent higher for mothers whose babies had non-critical defects compared to mothers of infants with no heart defects.
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Congenital heart defects are one of the most common types of birth defects, affecting about 40,000 births per year in the United States.
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For birth defects, warnings are required at one-thousandth of the level at which a certain chemical is shown to cause birth defects.
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The virus can profoundly injure developing fetuses, leading to a range of birth defects including irreparable brain damage, hearing loss and eye defects.
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Additionally, the nano-needles don't have any defects which could make them more brittle; it's more difficult to avoid defects in larger objects' structures.
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Birth defects linked to the virus include microcephaly, in which the head and brain don't develop properly; vision and hearing defects; and learning disabilities.
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But they did cite six cases with abnormalities — three babies with birth defects and another three who died before birth with evidence of defects.
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No babies in this group had neural tube defects, while there were 20 cases of neural tube defects among women who didn't have surgery.
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For example, some birth defects are so rare that even with data on nearly 900,000 births, they still couldn't test for associations with certain defects.
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In total, the agency counted 122 babies with possible Zika-related birth defects, such as neural tube defects, eye abnormalities or microcephaly, an unusually small head.
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It was a lesson in how consumers can purchase cars that have deadly defects and how sellers have few obligations to disclose those defects to the public.
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Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defects and can hurt a baby's overall health and potentially impact how their body works or develops.
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I've had people write me because their kids have heart defects — my mom had two boys who died of heart defects, which ultimately brought about my adoption.
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The CDC counts 1,228 completed pregnancies without known birth defects, 54 babies with Zika-related birth defects and seven pregnancy-related losses since the registry began last year.
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Somewhat mysteriously, sellers of used cars, both new and used car dealers, were exempted again from warning their customers about known safety defects and from repairing those defects.
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These defects involve structural abnormalities in the heart that can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease later in life even when children have surgery to correct the defects.
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Deaths caused by birth defects are difficult to predict or actively prevent, Bairoliya says, although better access to prenatal screening and family planning services could catch these defects earlier.
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On the other side are critical defects that must be dealt with immediately, as with single ventricle defects, where the baby could die within the first month of life.
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Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are the most common birth defects affecting one in every 100 babies each year — that's 40,000 infants annually according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Neural tube defects (NTDs), such as spina bifida, are birth defects that can occur early in pregnancy when the spinal cord, brain and related structures do not form properly.
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The defects she was concerned about, like the "rat hole," were simply not a safety risk to the arbitrator, and Tesla's witnesses also denied that the defects were severe.
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It's possible the results might underestimate birth defects by excluding these pregnancies, at least some of which might have ended because babies had birth defects too severe to survive.
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They tracked the number of birth defects commonly seen among Zika-affected babies, including brain abnormalities and small head size or microcephaly, eye defects and other central nervous system problems.
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What's interesting about the British Medical Journal Study is that while it links Paxil and Prozac to birth defects, it refutes previous studies which have linked Zoloft with birth defects.
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More than half of those with brain abnormalities or microcephaly or with neural tube defects and other early brain malformations had evidence of these defects noted prenatally -- 55% and 89%, respectively.
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This includes the ability to spot manufacturing defects or aspects of a machine's degrading performance that could lead to defects, and more broadly, ways to further optimise production throughput and uptime.
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Thousands of unborn babies are at risk for birth defects, such as microcephaly, in which the head and brain stop developing, as well as vision and hearing defects and learning disabilities.
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MotherToBaby, a teratogen (non-genetic causes of birth defects) information service, answers questions about the chance of birth defects and other negative pregnancy outcomes from exposure during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
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The drugs, larotrectinib and follow-on compound LOXO-195, belong to a class of medicines called TRK inhibitors, which directly target acquired genetic defects in cancer patients rather than inherited defects.
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Nearly 45 percent of children with congenital heart defects failed to meet standards on at least one of the tests, compared with only 37.5 percent of children without congenital heart defects.
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For the current study, researchers analyzed data from 55 previous studies that included a total of 41,747 babies with congenital heart defects plus a total of 297,587 infants without these defects.
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CIDAHU, Indonesia — Thousands of children with crippling birth defects.
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As of mid-December, the Centers for Disease Control's U.S. Zika Pregnancy Registry counted 102 infected infants born with neurological birth defects, as well as nine pregnancy losses that had birth defects.
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"As a result, (NHTSA's defects investigation) staff may not be sufficiently trained to identify and investigate potential vehicle defects, or ensure that vehicle manufacturers take prompt and effective action," the report said.
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Researchers figured this out by looking at data collected in the the National Birth Defects Prevention Study, a large multistate, population-based study that investigated risk factors for major structural birth defects.
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Folic acid in small doses is proven to reduce the risk for the serious birth defects of the brain or spinal cord called neural tube defects, so prenatal vitamins contain the nutrient.
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Peggy Honein, who co-leads the pregnancy and birth defects task force for the CDC's Zika Response, said some babies won't immediately show outward signs of brain abnormalities or other birth defects.
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Three babies have been born with Zika virus-linked birth defects in the United States and three more died before birth because of the defects, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced.
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First trimester use was linked to a small but real risk of some horrifying birth defects—holes in hearts, neural tube defects in the brain, and abdominal organs forming outside of the abdomen.
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For the current study, researchers looked at nearly 23 million women who delivered babies in Quebec in 1989-2013, including 1,516 infants with critical heart defects and 14,884 with non-critical heart defects.
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First trimester use was linked to a small but real risk of some horrifying birth defects— holes in hearts, neural tube defects in the brain, and abdominal organs forming outside of the abdomen .
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"Potential health concerns from exposure to trichloroethylene, based on limited epidemiological data and evidence from animal studies, include decreased fetal growth and birth defects, particularly cardiac birth defects," agency officials noted in 2013.
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Birth defects, ranging from the condition of abnormally small heads, known as microcephaly, to neural tube defects and eye malformations, occurred in 5 percent, or 51, of those pregnancies, including 45 live births.
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The following can increase your baby&aposs risk:If you smoke or drink alcohol while pregnant, or have a family history of birth defects, it can increase your baby&aposs risk of birth defects.
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Defects in the operating system may also have been needed.
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It reflects both defects and general disappointment in the features.
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Tech companies tend to celebrate the inverse of Zero Defects.
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Congenital heart disease refers to heart defects present at birth.
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Other viruses have also been identified as causing birth defects.
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NHTSA found no defects in design or performance of Autopilot.
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The condition has left little Giovanni with permanent facial defects.
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He's said that Trump has "major defects" as a candidate.
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It turns out Apple is reckoning with other defects, too.
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Chemical cases involving birth defects are almost impossible to prove.
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G.M. has of course had its own share of defects.
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They also said the defects reduce their vehicles' resale value.
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G.M. wasn't always so quick to remedy potential safety defects.
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The disease has been linked to birth defects like microcephaly.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, there're many defects in universal health care.
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Rubella leads to brain damage and birth defects in infants.
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Barriers to election officials' public disclosure of anomalies and defects.
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But when you use the unit, the defects are glaring.
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Infertility — caused by sperm defects — was often conflated with impotence.
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The number was high because the defects were not fixed.
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I have a perfect storm of mental and physical defects.
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Amtrak said inspection of all Acela trains found no defects.
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These are all genetic defects preventable by proper breeding techniques.
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Zika virus infection during pregnancy can cause severe fetal brain defects, such as microcephaly, and has been linked to pregnancy loss and problems in infants, such as eye defects, hearing loss and impaired growth.
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The design of the euro suffered from two big defects that still haunt the single currency Yet the design of the euro suffered from two big defects that still haunt the single currency today.
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These vitamins have been shown to prevent birth defects, primarily neural tube defects, which compromise the growth of the brain, spine, or spinal cord (spina bifida is one example of this kind of defect).
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Importantly, SSRIs don't appear to increase the risk of birth defects — with the possible exception of the drug paroxetine, which has been linked to an increased risk of congenital heart defects in some studies.
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Peggy Honein, who leads the CDC's Zika pregnancy and birth defects task force, said the CDC in late June will resume regular reporting of the number of completed pregnancies and birth defects from U.S. territories.
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Congenital heart defects are the most common birth defects and a leading cause of infant deaths late in pregnancy and in the first weeks of life, researchers note in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention concluded last April that Zika infection caused severe birth defects, including the abnormally small heads of microcephaly, but it had not previously estimated how common such defects were.
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It found that in 2013 and 2014, those states' typical rate of severe birth defects — including microcephaly, brain abnormalities, eye defects or central nervous system problems — was about 3 out of every 1,000 live births.
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There were also increased risks for birth defects with the use of moxifloxacin, ofloxacin, erythromycin and penicillin V. The study found no increase in birth defects with the use of amoxicillin, nitrofurantoin or the cephalosporins.
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In many cases, the security deposits aren't enough to cover defects.
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Breakdowns in the design and code phase inserted the original defects.
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That's what they said about cancers and birth defects after Chernobyl.
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Common indicators also apply to many types of congenital heart defects.
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Viral infections like rubella can also contribute to congenital heart defects.
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Carmakers have traditionally bought product-liability insurance to cover manufacturing defects.
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She continues to have regular ultrasounds to check for birth defects.
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Rather than correcting those defects, recent governments have cracked down ineptly.
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The condition may also be caused by injuries and birth defects.
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At present, congenital heart defects affect about 40,000 births per year.
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Zika is a mosquito-borne virus linked to severe birth defects.
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Zika causes severe birth defects, and it can be sexually transmitted.
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The former uses six steps to control variation and minimize defects.
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The defects prompted a recall in 2014 for millions of vehicles.
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The defects of the ACA are plain for all to see.
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The researchers identified 1,796 babies with one of the two defects.
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The animal should not have any defects or signs of illness.
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Those defects ranged from frayed wires to water and debris infiltration.
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Stillborn and premature babies and birth defects have also been reported.
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Perhaps they're confident they can fix any defects that pop up.
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Zika has been linked to thousands of birth defects in Brazil.
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For the most part, Simmons all but dismisses his birth defects.
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They were simply deemed to have physical, mental or behavioral defects.
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These defects are usually incompatible with life, and spontaneous abortions occur.
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Trump's moral defects are a permanent stain on the presidency itself.
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The drug can cause hemorrhaging in the mother, and birth defects.
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So we decided to have a baby with congenital health defects.
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They had also lost two infant sons to congenital heart defects.
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Some of the biggest tech product recalls have involved battery defects.
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See what their policies are on defects in materials or workmanship.
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Birth defects, cancer, diabetes and other conditions would have gone untreated.
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Overdosing on the vitamin while pregnant can lead to birth defects.
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Manufacturing defects can occur with review units and commercial products, alike.
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The virus has been linked to serious birth defects in babies.
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New defects have been found on older models of the 737.
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BOOTHE: But I think what you&aposre looking at with this is you&aposre -- who gets to make the kind of decisions about what sort of genes and defects, quote unquote, "defects" that we&aposre making?
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This "subset" of kids with severe heart defects typically undergoes intensive, and expensive, screening for these cognitive problems, but performing this kind of screening on all kids with congenital heart defects is not feasible, the authors note.
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Public health officials are anxious about its possible link to birth defects.
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There is also a greater risk of birth defects in their babies.
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Abbott Laboratories also won approval for a device to treat heart defects.
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The rejected shipments had metal can defects which could lead to spoilage.
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Without HOTAIR, mice develop a host of birth defects in their skeletons.
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In Brazil, reports of Zika-linked birth defects are on the rise.
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Aside from severe brain defects, the rest of the fetus was normal.
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Human cytomegalovirus can cause birth defects if transmitted from mother to fetus.
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He was diagnosed with VATER Syndrome, a condition involving multiple birth defects.
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These structural defects persist and make it hard to be unequivocally optimistic.
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The pre-war bourgeois idyll between river and castle had defects aplenty.
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CN said the defects found in July were repaired by Sept. 3.
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CRISPR can enable scientists to find and modify or replace genetic defects.
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Defects became evident during outreach classes on how to use the condoms.
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Kristine alleged 4 defects and the judge shot each of them down.
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The virus is spread by mosquitoes and can cause severe birth defects.
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"Workers...suffer high incidences of birth defects and infant mortality," PACE wrote.
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A couple of possible routes to fixing the drafting defects present themselves.
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Their children could not find spouses for fear they carried genetic defects.
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The two-tiered approach has inherent defects, as explained in detail here.
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So far, at least 16 babies have been born with birth defects.
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Remington has consistently said the guns are safe and free of defects.
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So this deal suffers from some significant defects at the get-go.
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These apparent defects are all part of the filmmaker's genuinely cunning strategy.
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There's never been any confusion about the character defects of Donald Trump.
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It's about driving waste, inefficiency, and defects out of your production machine.
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Scientists are still stumped as to why Zika began causing birth defects.
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Is it a dark sort of cunning or simple defects of character?
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But I hope we can now work together to remedy its defects.
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Researchers looked for birth defects and neurodevelopmental disorders diagnosed later in life.
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Several cars were pulled from service last January because of software defects.
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Even now, parents of newborns with severe heart defects struggle for care.
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Smoking while pregnant puts a baby at risk for certain birth defects.
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But there are empirical, as well as definitional, defects with lane theories.
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This was the first mosquito-borne disease known to cause birth defects.
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It is linked to serious birth defects in babies that harm development.
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In those cases (involving so-called latent defects), a disclaimer doesn't suffice.
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Instead, the president's case revolved around perceived defects in the deal itself.
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And despite Donald Trump's enormous defects as a candidate, he still won!
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Dr. Margaret Honein, chief of the CDC's birth defects branch, said the agency is aware of "less than a dozen" babies or fetuses who have suffered the consequences of Zika infection, which can include devastating neurological birth defects.
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If Mulvaney still has any lingering doubt that Zika causes birth defects, he should look at a more recent study in JAMA, also by Honein — who happens to be chief of the birth defects branch at the CDC.
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She also had several other congenital brain defects and microcephaly, a small head.
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At such "topological defects," Zhang found, bacteria push and pull the surrounding fluid.
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They have less defects, less discolorations and are objectively stronger than natural diamonds.
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Sadly, in true-to-life teen style, the girls agree with these defects.
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This can come in handy if there are defects in materials or workmanship.
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Where birth defects are concerned, however, the Zika virus is far from unique.
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As a result, the true scale of virus-caused birth defects remains unknown.
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FYI -- medical research suggests Zika can cause serious birth defects in unborn children.
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But as we now know, Zika can cause severe birth defects, including microcephaly.
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But there's mounting evidence linking infection in pregnant women to subsequent birth defects.
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It transfers power through a mechanism which promotes congenital defects rather than intelligence.
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Unfortunately, inherited defects in mitochondrial DNA can cause severe or even fatal results.
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They found the calf had serious congenital defects and would not have survived.
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Miscarriages of justice China's criminal justice system is also plagued by insurmountable defects.
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Despite Brazil's observation of sharp rises in birth defects, there were conflicting observations.
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Today's research still does not confirm that Zika is causing these birth defects.
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One of every eight of these individuals (about 53,000) had severe heart defects.
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In pregnant women, Zika is known to cause severe birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Zika virus infections have been confirmed to cause microcephaly and other birth defects.
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There is no exception for microcephaly or other developmental defects caused by Zika.
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Scientists increasingly believe that the Zika virus may cause birth defects in infants.
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Dr. Rasmussen said other brain defects may also be linked to Zika infection.
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"In general cardiac defects occur in about 10 per 1,000 infants," noted Huybrechts.
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The Zika virus, which causes birth defects, he said clearly meets all three.
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The link between Zika and birth defects has totally bedeviled the scientific community.
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The proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan suffers from similarly serious defects.
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Zika has also been linked to other severe birth defects and with stillbirth.
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Unrepaired safety defects can be deadly in any motor vehicle, new or used.
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I know it is out there and carries the risk of birth defects.
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The jagged boundaries of the ice crystals are an example of topological defects.
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The virus has been linked to both miscarriages and birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Electricians are scouring the building for defects, installing elevator buttons and tweaking escalators.
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The four new boilers haven't showed signs of defects, according to city records.
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How Fiat Chrysler responds to complaints of possible defects is a sensitive matter.
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Topiramate, which is currently on the market, has been linked to birth defects.
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Moreover, both companies' algorithmically powered ad-targeting engines suffer from the same defects.
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"You can get far bigger crystals with fewer defects in microgravity," he said.
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AQSIQ said fuse defects could cause headlight failure, leading to possible security hazards.
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Agents now reportedly patrol the wall in search of defects, which are mended.
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When the neural tube doesn't close properly, that can result in birth defects.
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Mosquitoes spread Zika to expecting mothers,Resulting in birth defects of massive numbers.
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Built overnight, many houses had construction defects, were culturally inappropriate, and remained uninhabited.
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The incontestability of his psychological defects and character flaws has finally sunk in.
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There are multiple diseases and birth defects associated with exposure to Agent Orange.
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JB: Are women in any trimester of pregnancy at risk of birth defects?
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Neural tube defects are "serious birth defects of the brain and spine and includes anencephaly (incomplete brain and/or skull) and spina bifida (spinal cord not completely closed)," said Michele Kling, a spokeswoman for the March of Dimes, in an email.
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In March, Britain's government-led board in charge of vetting Huawei criticised the company's mobile network equipment for "major [security] defects," but added that it did not believe the defects were the result of state interference, but rather poor engineering.
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In a 24-minute video explaining his decision, Nextmove CEO Stefan Moeller said that Tesla kept sending his company cars riddled with defects and that Tesla had no process for ensuring that those defects were tracked and taken care of.
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Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carried Zika, a virus which can cause stillbirth, pre-term birth, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, and a group of birth defects known as congenital Zika syndrome, which is a group of birth defects associated with Zika infection during pregnancy.
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Pregnant women have even more reason to be concerned about the spread of the Zika virus after two reports published this week reinforced the connection between Zika and birth defects, and shed more light on the extent of those defects.
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One drawing shows "normal" children playing with children that have defects from Agent Orange.
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It's essentially how free the diamond is of visual defects, referred to as "inclusions".
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Consumers, it adds, reported the defects to Apple shortly after each model&aposs release.
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Sterblue says their system can detect defects as small as one millimeter in size.
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Zika does not seem to pose a risk of birth defects for future pregnancies.
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The alarm in France was raised thanks to Remera, a registry for birth defects.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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In 1983, it was removed from shelves over suggestions that it caused birth defects.
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Some think vaccines or larvicide are to blame for the rash of birth defects.
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A few months of precautions can prevent devastating lifelong defects for the developing fetus.
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Two years later, Mason was born with multiple birth defects, including fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Another agency study found that Zika increased the chances of birth defects 20 fold.
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"Life isn't a schoolroom," Balint says when the mercurial Blanka defects to the West.
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That's because carbon-fiber composite materials don't easily signal cracks, voids, or other defects.
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NHTSA always encourages vehicle owners concerned about potential safety defects to contact the agency.
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Once any defects with the title have been resolved, there's the escrow and closing.
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Schneiderman's office said it has identified "multiple constitutional defects" with the Republican healthcare bills.
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The link between the virus and the birth defects has not been scientifically established.
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Every year, nearly eight million children come into the world with major birth defects.
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In the following months, the link between these birth defects and Zika was confirmed.
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With this laundry list of character defects, all the mistakes I've made, largely public.
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Soon after, rubella was also found to cause deafness, heart defects and mental disabilities.
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Before Zika, such birth defects had never been linked to a mosquito-borne disease.
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Since then, scientists have been scrambling to figure out if Zika causes birth defects.
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Tests for the specific genetic defects are widely available, costing between $300 and $600.
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The lost pregnancies include miscarriage, stillbirths and terminations with evidence of the birth defects.
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" "Ethan was born with nine congenital heart defects and he has two left lungs.
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The virus may cause birth defects in babies whose mothers were infected during pregnancy.
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The issues are reportedly unrelated to the battery defects that prompted the global recall.
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And instead, Cadavre Exquis has a clean, fine taste, without any stink or defects.
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The petition linked the chemicals to birth defects, poor reproductive health, and even cancer.
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Rubella famously caused an epidemic of birth defects before the advent of the vaccine.
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In this context, these defects pale, but they recur elsewhere in Mr. Peck's work.
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It particularly cautioned pregnant women, as Zika has been linked to serious birth defects.
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The mosquito-borne virus has been linked to birth defects and other serious illnesses.
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When pregnant women drink, birth defects and developmental problems in their children may follow.
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Toluene has been associated with birth defects, miscarriages and organ damage, the newspaper noted.
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And the complexity of technology is increasing, and with it the potential for defects.
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The motivation to find exploitable defects in widely used code has never been higher.
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There's been a 20-25% reductions in birth defects among children living near sites.
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McIlroy withdrew because of fears over the Zika virus which can cause birth defects.
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Symptoms are rarely serious for adults, but can cause severe birth defects in babies.
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Ms. Burwell said that 15 infants had been born with Zika-related birth defects.
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Raising awareness "Typically, birth defects are thought to be genetic in origin," noted Benner.
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It documents all the birth defects caused by the virus in the United States.
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Among these, about one in 10 had a fetus or baby with birth defects.
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The virus is linked to thousands of suspected cases of birth defects in Brazil.
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However, the pilots did not record the defects found during the flights in question.
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Fevers in early pregnancy are associated with birth defects and with some developmental conditions.
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I'd say I was born with extensive birth defects in my legs and feet.
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Her unborn child had a rare genetic syndrome that causes severe, fatal birth defects.
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In many factories, workers look over parts coming off an assembly line for defects.
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As a result, stock exchange crashes, manufacturing defects, and computer glitches have become commonplace.
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Can people's antipathy to gay marriage be explained by defects in the traditional kind?
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Samsung claims that two different suppliers provided it with batteries with different manufacturing defects.
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Samsung's analysis found that the two different batteries suffered from distinct but similar defects.
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Responding quickly to possible defects has become a closely watched matter for Fiat Chrysler.
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There's a chance that this complicated process will go awry, leaving them with defects.
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Among these mothers, 23,21 children had major birth defects, or 2000 per 22,13 babies.
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Among these mothers, 23,21 children had major birth defects, or 2000 per 22,13 babies.
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"With animals born with defects, there's a chance we could lose them," she said.
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There was also no associated risk between birth defects and macrolides prescribed before conception.
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The virus has been linked to birth defects in babies born to infected mothers.
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The company has marched toward monopoly by exploiting the defects of contemporary antitrust law.
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Percival's P.T.: Because Percival is such a special breed, he has several genetic defects.
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It poses a risk to pregnant women because it can cause severe birth defects.
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We now know that alcohol is a teratogen, meaning it can cause birth defects.
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It holds the promise, at least, of repairing genetic defects that are incurable now.
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There's a lot we don't know about Zika and its link with birth defects.
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Researchers don't know exactly how it affects fetuses or how common birth defects are.
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"The studies didn't find many cases of physical defects, like heart defects, with marijuana use, but there are plenty of studies showing that it can effect what is called impaired neurodevelopment and cognitive development — thinking, behavior and some visual problems," she adds.
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"The studies didn't find many cases of physical defects, like heart defects, with marijuana use, but there are plenty of studies showing that it can effect what is called impaired neurodevelopment and cognitive development — thinking, behavior and some visual problems," she says.
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The virus is suspected to cause birth defects and a rare condition of temporary paralysis.
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The drugged, brainless embryos developed severe birth defects, such as crooked tails and spinal cords.
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And of course, birth defects are far more complex than just a couple of genes.
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No elevated risks for birth defects were associated with lamotrigine, levetiracetam, carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine and gabapentin.
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The research team only looked at birth defects, which is one potential outcome during pregnancy.
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Zika has been linked to mental defects at birth in thousands of children in Brazil.
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Brain abnormalities or microcephaly were the most frequent conditions reported, followed by neural tube defects.
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Experts say hidden internal defects in such parts are unusual but remain difficult to detect.
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Otherwise, a patchwork of state laws governing design defects, privacy and cybersecurity could inhibit innovation.
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Congenital heart defects affect nearly 1% of all newborns each year in the United States.
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This discovery prompted a flurry of research into possible connections between Zika and developmental defects.
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And now there's Zika to contend with, a disease that's been linked to birth defects.
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The virus causes birth defects in children born to women who are infected during pregnancy.
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Researchers found that cousin marriage doubled the risk of birth defects, from 3% to 6%.
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In Brazil, doctors said the virus has caused a huge uptick in serious birth defects.
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In Ayurveda, one element predominates our being, sculpting our personalities and appearances, honing potential defects.
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It's a way of cleansing democracy of one of its worst defects, which is corruption.
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We have several defects that are the result of this failure to complete the process.
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But the hazards of hundreds of babies born with birth defects are far more immediate.
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"Things like low reproductive rates because of low sperm counts or heart defects," Smith says.
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In the case of Zika, even unborn babies can develop birth defects from the virus.
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If caught by pregnant women, it can result in serious birth defects, most notably microcephaly.
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The claims have expanded to include a variety of alleged defects in millions of cars.
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If its results are made known, it will reveal defects in the initial easement process.
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We try to emphasize charm in obvious defects: protruding ears, uneven teeth, or teeth gaps.
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So far, six of the women had given birth without complications or any birth defects.
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But the link between the virus and the birth defects has not been scientifically established.
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The doctors belong to a brain defects study group that convenes via videoconference each month.
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Hundreds of those infected are pregnant women, resulting in a total of 21 birth defects.
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The virus poses a risk to pregnant women because it can cause severe birth defects.
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Samsung identified battery defects as the cause of the exploding phones and is replacing them.
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If they didn't want to risk cancer and birth defects, they should have flown United.
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The report noted an additional three "pregnancy losses with birth defects" in Zika-infected mothers.
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On average, software comes with between 15 and 50 defects per 1,000 lines of code.
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An ultrasound inspection of the aluminium core found 1,537 small defects and cracks, they said.
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Zika can cause severe birth defects for newborns if the mother gets infected while pregnant.
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However, amphetamines were not found to increase the risk of heart defects, the study concluded.
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Folate, a B vitamin, reduces the risk of birth defects when consumed by pregnant women.
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It has been known to cause severe defects in babies born to Zika-infected mothers.
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While the symptoms of Zika are generally mild, it has been linked to birth defects.
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Children of infected mothers were born with cataracts, hearing disabilities, developmental delays, and heart defects.
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Markey wants to strengthen provisions regarding automotive defects, cyberattacks and consumer privacy, his office said.
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The risk of neurological defects increased from 2 in 10,000 babies to 7 in 10,000.
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None involved pregnant women in the first trimester, the period when most birth defects occur.
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The greatest concern from Zika remains its potential to cause microcephaly and other birth defects.
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While the disease itself often exhibits mild symptoms, the birth defects are serious, and worrying.
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The Zika epidemic that hit Brazil in 2015 left thousands of babies suffering birth defects.
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"No wonder Garvey remains strong despite his glaring defects," the affronted poet wrote to Locke.
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A ring on your finger has the same defects as a ring in the lab.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado, or — subtracting libido, finger-wagging, and other character defects — Bill Clinton.
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Federal regulators later ruled there were no defects in the system to cause the accident.
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Of course, a big question here is why two consecutive batteries both had manufacturing defects.
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By the end of May — the most recent report available — there were still 7,264 defects.
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It might act like the Zika virus, a mosquito-borne illness that causes birth defects.
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Many of his patients are newborns who need surgery to fix life-threatening heart defects.
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Introducing a robotic arm into the process can help eliminate defects introduced by human interactions.
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In an interview, Dr. Jamieson described birth defects as a rare complication of Zika infection.
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So far, prenatal cannabis exposure does not appear to be linked to obvious birth defects.
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The arms are used to weld metal, monitor the printer's progress, and correct for defects.
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Still, concern in the markets underscored the fundamental defects that have long compromised the euro.
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High fever for an extended period can cause birth defects and lead to premature birth.
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His example is not fruit but used cars—a "lemon" is one with hidden defects.
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Zika has been shown to cause birth defects, including microcephaly, which causes severe developmental problems.
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Officials there are setting railroad tracks on fire because the extreme cold can cause defects.
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Researchers do not know, she said, whether the combination could cause birth defects, for example.
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Using a bottle-cap-size magnifying glass, my father would meticulously examine everything for defects.
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Zika virus does not seem to pose a risk of birth defects for future pregnancies.
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There are still a lot of questions about the link between Zika and birth defects.
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Many phthalates (although not DEP) are associated with reproductive birth defects in boys, Helm says.
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Over the last 1000 to 229 years, children born with heart defects have been living longer, which means the population of adults with congenital heart defects has gotten larger, said Dr. Suzanne M. Gilboa from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia.
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It has been linked to serious birth defects and is threatening to invade the United States.
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"While updates can fix known defects and vulnerabilities, they can insert new unknown ones," he said.
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If Italy or something defects from the EU, and the kind of thing that could cause.
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In addition to the brain defects, she would later be diagnosed with scoliosis and cerebral palsy.
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The verdict marked the sixth-largest award related to product defects in U.S. history, Bloomberg reported .
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If you are using secondhand products, make sure to check for any defects or potential flaws.
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She is currently leading the pregnancy and birth defects task force for the agency's Zika response.
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The Echo comes with a one-year limited warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship.
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"I'm a big believer in the Zero Defects strategy," said Dara Khosrowshahi, the CEO of Uber.
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That doubles your one-year warranty for manufacturer defects and gets you lower prices on repairs.
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Much needed for a company plagued with security flaws, product defects, and loads of other problems.
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If a chair comes with a money-back guarantee or warranty, see what's covered for defects.
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What types of defects in the lingerie world are you wanting to correct with this capsule?
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It covers defects in materials and workmanship for up to 43 months after the purchasing date.
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Rather than inspect products for defects after they were made, Dr. Deming urged a continual approach.
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In January 2017, an NHTSA probe of the fatal Autopilot crash found no evidence of defects.
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Dudley says errors in this process cause congenital heart defects, though it's not always clear how.
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He survived the crash but was trapped and burned to death because of the vehicle's defects.
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It "reveals serious and systematic defects in Huawei's software engineering and cybersecurity competence," claims the report.
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It's also possible that their manner of self-fertilization has perpetuated defects that shorten their lifespan.
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Fighting The Zika Virus The Zika virus has been linked to serious birth defects, including microcephaly.
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In public statements, Remington has steadfastly maintained that the guns are safe and free of defects.
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Of those, Zika-related birth defects were reported in 51 of the pregnancies, or 5 percent.
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Birth defects can have multiple causes, including chromosomal disorders, drug use or exposure to toxic substances.
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Strict safety rules mean defects have so far been spotted before they have caused an accident.
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HMI's technology is used to scan and test for wafer defects in the semiconductor manufacturing process.
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"I have many defects, but stealing oil from Russia is not one of them," he said.
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Widespread Zika virus outbreak means children are born with severe, lifelong birth defects such as microcephaly.
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By comparison, the proportion of major birth defects among the children of overweight mothers was 3.5%.
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So far, the record for using atomic defects to generate entanglement is just under a mile.
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Back in 1942, the rubella virus was linked to birth defects for the very first time.
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The defects have led 10 automakers to recall more than 1125 million cars worldwide since 2008.
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Despite this association, experts have yet to definitively confirm the link between Zika and birth defects.
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Children on this plan have serious health problems including birth defects, heart disease, diabetes and blindness.
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Birth defects, or congenital malformations, accounted for 31 percent of U.S. infant deaths during the study.
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The CDC's announcement today did not specify which birth defects the three babies were born with.
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There's still a lot researchers have to learn about Zika, especially its link with birth defects.
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The defects have led 10 automakers to recall more than 31 million cars worldwide since 12020.
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Signs of birth defects are not visible until midway through the second trimester at the earliest.
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In addition to the 124 deaths, the defects were also linked to 85033 injuries, per Reuters.
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It excludes babies conceived with the help of IVF and those born with major birth defects.
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If a plant fails the licensing standard, operations should be suspended until the authorities remedy defects.
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As a physician, I know how devastating severe birth defects can be to families and society.
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In 2000, it admitted that it had covered up safety defects in its vehicles for years.
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Colombia, which had the second-largest outbreak, had far fewer cases of Zika-related birth defects.
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The virus can lead to miscarriage, severe birth defects and other kinds of impairments in babies.
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"Finally we have an animal that we can use to understand human foveal defects," Menke said.
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These recalled items can range from minor defects in packaging to the inclusion of dangerous substances.
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"Many died, suffered birth defects never before seen and battled cancer from the contamination," he added.
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" Gray's verdict is even harsher: "Racism and anti-Semitism are not incidental defects in Enlightenment thinking.
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The defects of the liberal global order have finally come back to bite its political tribunes.
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Qatar Airways has a reputation for being demanding when reviewing aircraft for quality defects before delivery.
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Honda Motor Co, has said the supplier misrepresented and manipulated information about possible air bag defects.
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The scientists found that this procedure rescued the brainless tadpoles from most of the usual defects.
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Women often find out about severe defects after the deadline for terminating their pregnancy has passed.
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By the 30th week, the fetus had severe microcephaly and a range of other birth defects.
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Tests by the manufacturer, Hoffmann-La Roche, found that the medicine produced birth defects in animals.
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The risk was about 25 birth defects per 1,000 births regardless of exposure to oral contraceptives.
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Birth defects can have multiple causes, including chromosome disorders, drug use or exposure to toxic substances.
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River has Down syndrome and was born with a cleft lip and palate and heart defects.
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The traffic safety agency regulates motor vehicle safety and investigates for defects that pose safety risks.
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The Zika virus has been shown to cause severe birth defects when contracted by pregnant women.
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Boeing tested the plane, and found "no significant faults or defects were found" after multiple tests.
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"The bigger the diamond, the more defects, the more places to put information," said Mr. Henshaw.
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Doctors may recommend taking prenatal vitamins such as folic acid, which can help prevent birth defects.
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Much remains unknown about Zika, including whether it may cause birth defects or other neurological problems.
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At best, higher-functioning medical centers recognize that medical error "defects" occur owing to multiple factors.
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Residents claim the waste has led to high rates of cancer, other diseases and birth defects.
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These defects create ruptures in the "chain of title," confusing who holds true ownership over properties.
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But several former employees said high-level managers pushed internal quality inspectors to stop recording defects.
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A 2011 study of central Appalachia found a higher rate of birth defects in the area.
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One of those birth defects is microcephaly, a condition where the head is smaller than normal.
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"These improvements may be the mechanism behind the observed lower risk of birth defects," Neovius said.
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Track defects also caused an Amtrak Acela train to derail at Penn Station on March 24.
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His state has been hard hit by the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which causes birth defects.
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They are determined by genetic defects that are passed down from one generation to the next.
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The money they made from these customers hasn't expired; neither has their responsibility to fix defects.
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This translates to $2900 billion for every 220006,2202 children born with Zika virus-induced birth defects.
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If anyone can see structural problems—defects in the operating system itself—it should be him.
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The NHTSA investigation found no defects in the Autopilot system that might have contributed that accident.
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But larger and more thorough studies have since found no connection between antihistamines and birth defects.
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An effective contraceptive is critical for those taking isotretinoin, since it can cause serious birth defects.
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In 2017, Participant joined Lionsgate to make "Wonder," about a boy coping with facial birth defects.
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I definitely don't want to hear your horror stories about miscarriages, birth defects, and lost feet.
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There's something going on here, and Zika wouldn't be the first virus to cause birth defects.
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Brilliant reformers never fully anticipate possible defects in their reforms, and there are always unintended consequences.
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Living abroad taught me to love Australia, and also to be deeply conscious of its defects.
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By 1988, Dr. Lammer, who was then with the California Birth Defects Monitoring Program, was warning that Accutane was causing 40 percent of women to miscarry and 25 percent to have babies with major defects, including abnormalities of the brain, skull, face, heart and thymus gland.
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The Detroit-based automaker had argued that its 2009 bankruptcy reorganization excused it from addressing earlier defects.
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After all, heavy drinking during pregnancy can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome, birth defects, and neurological problems.
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Studies on animals also linked the chemicals to structural birth defects and dramatic changes in hormone levels.
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Folic acid supplementation is credited with preventing 103,200 to 1,300 neural tube defects each year, he said.
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It's applicable to defects in materials and workmanship and you can contact Amazon's Customer Service for assistance.
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An HHS spokesman at the time told CNN the girl had a history of congenital heart defects.
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They showed that niacin deficiency could cause some birth defects, not that niacin supplementation could fix them.
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Then the doctor came in and gave us the news that our baby had multiple heart defects.
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RIVERA: It&aposs lower risk of cancer, lower risk of cardiovascular, lower risk of mental health defects.
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About 33 of 1,000 children not exposed to antipychotics in the womb were diagnosed with birth defects.
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In total, six million people live in contaminated areas, which have a high rate of birth defects.
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"When you hear things about disease or genetic defects it gets you a little nervous," says Glenn.
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At 13 weeks, we learned that, even with a strong heartbeat, our baby had severe heart defects.
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After school, he claimed some tiny defects on his heels (bone spurs), which qualified him for deferment.
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Nearly 500 of those cases involved pregnant women, some of whom have delivered babies with birth defects.
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The CDC's work on birth defects caused by the Zika virus includes research on the developing fetus.
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These PCBs concentrate in the fatty tissues of an animal and cause primary health defects in reproduction.
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"In the evolution of butterfly wings it appears nature learned how to engineer these defects on purpose."
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The Zika virus causes a variety of debilitating birth defects as well as health complications for adults.
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At the time, I internalized my differences as defects and looked at myself in the worst way.
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The scale of these defects, though, is measured in tiny increments compared with what Mr Trump proposes.
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It can cause severe birth defects in babies born to mothers who had the virus while pregnant.
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The drug is said to cause birth defects and slow development in babies when taken during pregnancy.
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Additionally, breakdowns in the test and verification phase failed to identify the defects preflight despite their detectability.
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The Zika virus, which causes birth defects, including microcephaly, has been detected in both Fiji and Tonga.
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At lower volumes, defects can be managed through, but when demand is so high, this becomes unsustainable.
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Instead, it merely extends the manufacturer's warranty against defects from the standard 220 months to 215 months.
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The drug is said to cause birth defects and slow development in babies when taken during pregnancy.
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Zika has been linked to a range of birth defects, including microcephaly, and brain and eye abnormalities.
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Cytomegalovirus, for example, contributes to at least 5,000 birth defects each year in the United States alone.
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Infection of pregnant women with the Zika virus has been linked to birth defects in their infants.
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Drownings kill more children in that age group than any other cause except birth defects, it said.
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"It's immature and stupid," he said of people who talked about Coke's defects without discussing its advantages.
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The course will cover due diligence, purchase contracts, title defects, land surveys, title insurance and closing paperwork.
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Of course, it probably shouldn't surprise anyone since the Note7 is a really excellent phone (barring defects).
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It is devoid of the scars, marks and other defects to which real skin is inevitably prone.
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It wasn't definitive proof that the virus is causing the birth defects, but it bolstered the case.
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In June, however, the justices kicked both cases back to the lower courts due to procedural defects.
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That puts you at greater risk for a whole host of heart-related defects, including heart failure.
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He said, "cracks or any minor defects do not mean that we're not getting value for money".
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He survived the crash but was trapped and burned to death because of the vehicle s defects.
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Ollie, 7, underwent multiple surgeries to correct congenital heart defects during the first year of his life.
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Among all the babies born to the parents in the studies, roughly 137,600 had congenital heart defects.
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It's not definitive proof that Zika is causing the birth defects, but it's certainly bolstering the case.
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In the past, a technician would spend four hours poring over the engine in search of defects.
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The piece accompanying the headline shares the defects common to the feminist pro-Clinton op-ed genre.
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But for the other 80 percent, the researchers couldn't pin down any particular cause for the defects.
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The Zika virus can cause birth defects in the newborns of women who become infected while pregnant.
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Unintended pregnancy is the biggest worry when it comes to Zika, given the risk of birth defects.
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Apply Lean Operations In any turnaround, you need to identify and remove defects from the customer experience.
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He also said the mosquito-borne Zika virus, linked to birth defects, would not be a threat.
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The virus poses a risk to pregnant women because it can cause severe birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Now, scientists are trying to figure out if Zika really does cause birth defects and Guillain-Barré.
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"Avoiding pregnancy isn't an absolute evil," the pope said, when it comes to stopping potential birth defects.
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Efforts are particularly intense in the northeast, where most infections and Zika-related birth defects are concentrated.
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Months later, Zika turned into a full-blown public health emergency, with effects including devastating birth defects.
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WHATEVER his awful defects, Hugo Chávez showed it when he was riding high as Venezuela's firebrand leader.
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Mukherjee points out that we already routinely test fetuses for Down syndrome and other serious genetic defects.
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Its harms include serious damage to the nervous, pulmonary, digestive, and immune systems and developmental brain defects.
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Takata Chief Executive Shigehisa Takada last year apologized to victims and claimed responsibility for the dangerous defects.
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So far this year, four babies have been born with Zika-related defects in the United States.
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Some infectious disease experts, however, said delaying pregnancy is the only sure way to prevent birth defects.
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Tourists worried about the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which causes birth defects, have another reason to fret.
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Exposure in the womb to air pollution in general can lead to preterm birth and birth defects.
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Zika has been confirmed in at least nine US pregnancies, including one baby born with birth defects.
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I fear it's only a matter of time before we see larger numbers of birth defects here.
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It was not long before many began to suffer from ill health, early deaths and birth defects.
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And I think the defects of the current decision will become more and more evident over time.
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Another important initiative focuses on data analysis, compiling industry-wide data on equipment defects to avoid accidents.
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He theorized the existence of cosmic strings — one-dimensional defects that stretch like strings across the universe.
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Zika causes debilitating birth defects, including abnormally small heads and damaged brains from a condition called microcephaly.
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These defects, he and his colleagues felt, especially obscured the work of his lead actor, Suraj Sharma.
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There's also evidence that TCE increases the risk of miscarriages, birth defects, and developmental issues in children.
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CDC now believes microcephaly is just one of a range of serious birth defects caused by Zika.
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The virus can cause abnormal brain development and other serious defects in children born to infected mothers.
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"It shows that hyperthermia (fever) is important for the genesis of these serious birth defects," said Benner.
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"I hope Piper's story can give hope to other parents with kids who have congenital heart defects."
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The San Jacinto River Waste Pits, for example, contain carcinogenic dioxins, which are linked to birth defects.
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Sixty-four of those babies were born with birth defects, and eight additional babies failed to survive.
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Atopic dermatitis is a chronic skin disease characterized by inflammation of the skin and skin barrier defects.
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Normally, owners are given 15 days to correct the defects found in an inspection or risk fines.
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While Erdogan retains a large support base, he is becoming increasingly isolated as his inner circle defects.
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The strain of Zika that's been linked to birth defects has made its way onto another continent
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When the car arrived, it had paint defects that had to be repaired, and he went home.
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Manufacturing defects, physical flaws, and significant indentation of an inch or more are covered by both warranties.
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The defects tend to anesthetize the reader to the nature, provenance and consequences of chronic mental illness.
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The best point of entry is to fix some of the glaring defects of current healthcare exchanges.
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"I am disputing that any recent failures of minor safety defects contributed to this crash," he said.
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Taking certain antibiotics early in pregnancy may increase the risk for birth defects, a new study reports.
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Anemia May Increase Dementia Risk Living Near Oil and Gas Wells Tied to Heart Defects in Babies
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Anemia May Increase Dementia Risk Living Near Oil and Gas Wells Tied to Heart Defects in Babies
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Mothers' drinking might contribute to genetic changes in babies that cause heart defects, some previous research suggests.
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No, he has some major defects, there's no question about it — just like the rest of us.
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Lil Bub's appearance is due to myriad health issues and birth defects, including feline dwarfism and osteoporosis.
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Recently the CPSC recalled the Samsung Note 28503, IKEA dressers, and hover-boards due to dangerous defects.
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Now, a study suggests that two viruses that are related to Zika can cause similar birth defects.
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The transport ministry later asked the automakers to recall the vehicles over eight of the 32 defects.
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New features are a source of awe and small defects become a source of shame and ridicule.
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Zika can cause severe birth defects and death in fetuses, as well as neurological problems in adults.
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For pregnant women in their first trimester, however, Zika is serious because it can cause birth defects.
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A study published in 2015 found that many of the SSRI antidepressant medications were not associated with birth defects, including Zoloft (sertraline), however Paxil (paroxetine) and Prozac (fluoxetine) in early pregnancy were associated with small increases in the risk of babies being born with heart and neurological defects.
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It adds that the NCSC does not believe the defects found are a result of Chinese state interference.
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The Zika virus, carried by mosquitoes, is suspected in birth defects in Brazil, pictured, and nerve disorders elsewhere.
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"I've never heard of a dilation and extraction for any other reason than severe birth defects," Gunter wrote.
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In doing so, it reported that three babies have been born with birth defects in the United States.
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Zika definitively causes serious birth defects in the brain, the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention announced today.
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It had been prescribed widely for morning sickness in the 1950s, but caused thousands of horrific birth defects.
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Many European reactors are reaching the end of their lives and showing defects that ultimately cannot be fixed.
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Among the steps: submit to a higher power, address "defects of character," and make amends for past problems.
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Most birth defects occur in the first trimester of pregnancy, when the organs are forming, the CDC stated.
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If it's passed from mother to child in the womb, it can also cause birth defects or miscarriage.
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According to local police, the 286-year-old was 287 months pregnant and suffered from several heart defects.
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Defects like jammed buttons or erroneous operating systems can be fixed for as little as $503, said Ordoñez.
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This process requires both self-knowledge of your flaws and a desire to improve upon those personality defects.
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"Most [users] are young men locked in a community with similar concerns (and defects)," he told BuzzFeed News.
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The proposal would also legalize abortion without a time limit if birth defects are found in the fetus.
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Following a huge rise in birth defects and miscarriages the government moved over 800 families to new homes.
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This is because Zika is sexually transmitted and infection during pregnancy is linked to birth defects like microcephaly.
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It's worth noting that the default warranty is limited to manufacturing defects and not simple wear-and-tear.
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Higher exposure to air pollutants has been associated with lower birth weights, preterm deliveries and congenital heart defects.
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Called "food defects," these dismembered creatures and their excrement are the unfortunate byproduct of growing and harvesting food.
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Structural problems with the heart, known as congenital heart defects, occur in just under 1 percent of babies.
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Exposure to these chemicals can cause illness, birth defects, and death, but that's not even the worst part.
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Zika acts like no other mosquito-borne disease, spreading through sexual contact and causing birth defects, Frieden said.
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Terrorism, industrial action by air-traffic controllers, extreme weather and hidden manufacturing defects are among the legitimate exemptions.
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The Treasury acknowledged the risks of rescinding the OLA, while noting it had "serious defects" that needed refining.
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All this is amid new reports suggesting tracking and studying birth defects associated with the virus is vital.
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The machine can sort by colour, form, weight and defects, explains Luis Dalidet, the young technician minding it.
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Zika's now known to cause profound birth defects and there is no cure for the fetus once affected.
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In January, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it found no evidence of defects in the crash.
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Zika is known to cause birth defects and brain abnormalities in children whose mothers were infected during pregnancy.
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The evidence linking mental illnesses to defects of brain architecture or chemistry, or to specific genes, is scanty.
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A future use: These flytraps might be used in nano-production lines to pull out items with defects.
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The CDC has been careful to say it's not certain that Zika caused the birth defects and deaths.
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In a statement Thursday, Weber said the 10-year-old girl had a history of congenital heart defects.
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Zika can cause crippling birth defects and, in adults, has been linked to the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre.
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For the first time, researchers have confirmed that the Zika virus indeed causes birth defects — in mice, anyway.
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There is an increased rate of various types of cancer and birth defects in the Lago Agrio region.
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Zika, a mosquito-transmitted virus, has been linked to severe birth defects in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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"If someone has diabetes and it's not really well-controlled that could lead to birth defects," said Verbiest.
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In previous experiments, the success rates for generating entanglement using atomic defects in diamonds has been incredibly low.
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Studies proving casuality and allowing doctors to begin assessing risks of birth defects will take years, Vasilakis says.
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Just over 1,000 people in Florida have been diagnosed with the mosquito-borne virus, which causes birth defects.
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With Zika, the government could save "dozens or even hundreds" of newborns from devastating birth defects, McCabe said.
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Ethan's insides are a math all their own: two left lungs, five spleens, and nine congenital heart defects.
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There are no reports so far of infections with Zika, the mysterious virus that can cause birth defects.
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Ali Chandra's two-year-old son Ethan has heterotaxy syndrome, a rare condition which invariably causes heart defects.
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He spent years in academia and biotech companies searching for ways to fix genetic defects that cause disease.
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Gerloff was eight months pregnant and had several heart defects, according to one relative who spoke with NBC10.
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The virus, which causes severe birth defects, has hit tropical U.S. territories hard and begun spreading in Florida.
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No. Are software manufacturers liable in any way for code they sell riddled with defects and known vulnerabilities?
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Just one day after their first baby was born, Paul was found to have five congenital heart defects.
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But the virus can be dangerous for pregnant women and has been linked to hundreds of birth defects.
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A successful delivery also brings a very high risk of infection or associated defects, according to the hospital.
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It is the only known mosquito-borne virus that can cause birth defects and also be sexually transmitted.
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It can lead to a condition called microcephaly, which causes smaller brains and other developmental defects in newborns.
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Others are experimenting with gene therapies, which change the genetic information in cells, often to counteract genetic defects.
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But he's written a tepid and bloodless book, one that demonstrates the defects and virtues of consummate professionalism.
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The results showed that 83 women or 8.65% of the total participants had breast cancer-linked genetic defects.
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The disease, linked to severe birth defects in newborns, is expected to spread to 30 states this summer.
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While the symptoms of Zika are generally mild for healthy adults, it has been linked to birth defects.
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This year, he urged that auto executives who had concealed dangerous defects in their products be criminally prosecuted.
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They perform x-rays to ensure that there is no hip or elbow dysplasia or other skeletal defects.
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Sure enough, following this synthesized fever during early development, the chicken embryos developed facial disfigurements and heart defects.
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First, they should hold manufacturers accountable for fixing defects, as the carmaker Tesla did with its battery problem.
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We don't know what the probability is of a Zika-infected mother delivering a baby with birth defects.
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The drug comes with a boxed warning flagging the risk of embryo-fetal death or severe birth defects.
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Mulvaney also ignored the scientific consensus and mounting data on the link between the virus and birth defects.
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Harford said reducing the number of "defects" or issues needs to be the first step in addressing that.
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But the reality of the Zika virus includes a much larger list of birth defects than previously known.
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Many families may not have been psychologically prepared to continue pregnancies, regardless of the likelihood of birth defects.
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But they attributed the discrepancies to technical defects or design flaws in the cars rather than deliberate wrongdoing.
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Both mattresses are backed by a 10-year warranty, which covers significant mattress deterioration, physical flaws, and defects.
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"Italy has its limitations and defects, but in these circumstances it gives the best of itself," he said.
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The FTA has been conducting inspections of the subway, identifying safety defects and requiring remedial actions when necessary.
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Both failures resulted in the limousine being ordered off the road until the defects inspectors found were fixed.
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There, genetic sperm defects — the main cause of male infertility — are particularly common and often run in families.
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As rates of Zika infections have skyrocketed in Latin American countries, so have reports of these birth defects.
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Until that happens, you need the board to do its job and fix whatever construction defects you uncover.
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The bomb caused lifelong, chronic ailments, ranging from body-covering burns to blindness to cancer to birth defects.
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Studies have linked PFAS to kidney and liver cancer, thyroid problems, high cholesterol, birth defects and pregnancy complications.
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The agency has been underfunded for years and has struggled to investigate auto defects and improve safety standards.
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These chemicals are linked to a number of adverse health effects, including cancer, developmental defects, and reproductive issues.
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And as a recent plagiarism scandal shows, Russian science, technological education and research suffer from serious structural defects.
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The virus, which is spread by mosquitoes and sexual contact, has been shown to cause severe birth defects.
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Brazil is also battling an outbreak of the Zika virus, which is linked to birth defects in newborns.
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Previous research in 2017 identified genomic defects that likely had a detrimental effect on the Wrangel Island mammoths.
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"Software defects, particularly in complex spacecraft code, are not unexpected," NASA wrote in a blog post on Friday.
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I'm still enthusiastic about Michael Bloomberg, even if he has a few of the defects I just mentioned.
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Dioxin is one of the most hazardous known chemicals and can cause cancer, birth defects and Parkinson's disease.
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President Trump's reason for terminating DACA — claiming the policy has "legal and constitutional defects" — is a bogus pretext.
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Two recent train derailments at Pennsylvania Station in New York were caused by track defects, Amtrak officials said.
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He said the company will ask the appeals court to postpone any additional trials over the implant defects.
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He confronted what Dr. Samuels calls "character defects," and rattles his off easily: lust, anger, lack of discipline.
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Einhorn added a tongue-in-cheek comment that the shorts "did come with some manufacturing defects," he said.
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None of those birth defects occurred in infants born to women infected in the second or third trimester.
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Frieden also noted the virus, which can cause severe birth defects, would pose a threat well into 2017.
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Studies of identical twins tell us that most cases of cancer do not arise because of inherited defects.
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Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)A method for testing IVF embryos for genetic defects prior to starting a pregnancy.
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Furman's ruling bars Ross from re-adding the question unless he "cures the legal defects" in his rationale.
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Higher temperatures bring more bug-borne diseases and cases of malaria, diarrhea, heat stress, heart defects and malnutrition.
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Of that group, 122 pregnancies, or about 5 percent, resulted in Zika-associated birth defects, the data showed.
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But larger and more thorough studies have since found no connection between antihistamines and birth defects, Rac says.
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The reviewer/editor looks over the completed code for defects and places where the code might be improved.
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Because the ovaries of a female fetus carry all the eggs she will ever possess, the possibility of genetic defects being found in a female (and her eggs, which represent her potential children) are greater than the possibility of defects in a male fetus, which carries only his own genes.
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I learned that this is one of the most common birth defects, and, if isolated, everything could be okay.
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"Depends on the judge," said Mr. LaRoche, who is paid to find defects to argue as grounds for dismissal.
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They included arsenic, mercury, chromium, and hormone disruptors that can cause cancerous tumors, birth defects, and other developmental disorders.
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It can also spread from mother to child in the womb, raising the risk of birth defects or miscarriage.
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"Taking folic acid supplementation can prevent very serious birth defects and it's a safe supplement to take," said Kemper.
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Defects in the product the following year helped lead to a shortage that has never truly been recovered from.
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It's now believed that birth defects occur in between 1 and 13 percent of pregnant women with the virus.
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The prevalence of these muscle defects have drawn the attention of researchers, who are looking into causes and solutions.
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Pregnancy losses (48%) and preterm delivery (66%) occurred most frequently with neural tube defects and other early brain malformations.
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Besides the defects in the environmental review, SkeenaWild also alleges that Canada failed to review the project's climate impact.
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The mosquito-born illness has been linked to birth defects such as microcephaly in children born to infected women.
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That increases their risk of having babies with birth defects and makes them particularly receptive to prenatal genetic testing.
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With the patient in Washington, her baby's brain defects didn't appear until 19 weeks, nearly halfway through the pregnancy.
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The Roku Premiere is covered under a one-year limited warranty thats applicable for defects in materials and workmanship.
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In 2000, the Japanese carmaker revealed that it had covered up safety defects and customer complaints about its vehicles.
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For context, the EU bans over 213,221 chemicals known to cause cancer, genetic mutation, reproductive harm, or birth defects.
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The Zika virus was detected in Brazil last year and has since caused a huge surge in birth defects.
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DuPont, he said, had found out that PFOA was causing health problems for women and birth defects in children.
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Anything more serious is rare, but experts have stated that the virus can cause severe birth defects in children.
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Recall rates have dropped after more than 60 million cars and trucks were found to have defects in 2014.
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When it comes to determining how dangerous they are, Dudley says that congenital heart defects occur on a spectrum.
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"Traditional bamboo has two fatal defects: industrial consistency and water resistance," Charlie Du, the CEO of Khan Wind says.
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The CDC has concluded that a Zika infection in pregnant mothers can lead to microcephaly and other birth defects.
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"Buffer overflows today are still one of the most prevalent software defects that lead to security exploitation," he said.
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Indeed, the number and extent of defects alone call into question whether the filing was made in good faith.
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"In the long term, one would want to be able to correct genetic defects prior to birth," said Sulmasy.
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Inductosense – Embeddable sensors, systems and analytics for fast, repeatable, through-life detection of cracks, corrosion or defects in structures.
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Battery screening is also key for NASA to weed out any defects in cells that might cause thermal runaway.
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This is a problem, especially since because Zika has now been proven to cause birth defects in newborn babies.
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"There are situations where defects in the bone or lingering stress fractures can predispose to that injury," he said.
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And observational studies such as this one can't prove that smoking by parents actually caused heart defects in babies.
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Rosekind said he was unaware of any other automaker requiring owners to sign agreements barring them from disclosing defects.
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This is the second known case of a baby born with Zika-related birth defects in the United States.
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Toyota (TM) recalled nearly 3.4 million vehicles worldwide for possible defects involving airbag inflator cracks and emission control units.
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Zika has been linked to microcephaly and other birth defects, as well as the neurological disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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All phones get a year under Apple's limited warranty for free, but that warranty only provides protection from defects.
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The royal couple has reportedly sought medical advice about the virus, which can cause serious birth defects, including microcephaly.
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What they found: Infants developed microcephaly and other birth defects regardless of whether or not the mother displayed symptoms.
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That usually includes iron (necessary to prevent anemia during pregnancy) and folic acid (which prevents some serious birth defects).
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Devastating effects Reported birth defects include microcephaly, in which the brain does not develop properly, and other brain abnormalities.
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Refurbished products are normally tested for functionality and defects before they are resold, with repairs made and issues fixed.
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Those defects include the small head and brain of microcephaly as well as other hearing, vision and developmental delays.
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"There is insufficient information regarding the potential for cocaine use in men to cause birth defects," says Dr. Tozer.
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The virus, which is passed on by mosquitoes and sexual contact, has been shown to cause severe birth defects.
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The Zika virus is a serious threat to pregnant women, as it can cause birth defects in their children.
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With a regular diet, the pregnant mice had either miscarriages or pups with a range of severe birth defects.
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She's pressing on with her lawsuit against Porsche, claiming various design defects in the racing car caused the crash.
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The Zika virus has been particularly concerning to federal health officials because it is known to cause birth defects.
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Doctors in Florida are preparing for the possibility of a few hundred babies born with Zika-related birth defects.
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