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Most problems occur during the first three months of pregnancy, and can include clearly visible defects such as cleft lip or neural tube defects, as well as others, such as heart defects, for which special testing is required, according to the institutes' Web site. The authors, who are medical specialists from Europe and the US, discuss defects of the lymphatic system, neural tube defects, Ostium Secundum Atrial Septal Defect, and duplication of the alimentary tract. According to experts at the German Gynaecologists' Federation in
Munich (BVF), an intake of folic acid, also known as folate, reduces
the risk of a baby being born with a serious neural tube defect by up
to 70 per cent. |
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