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Choanal Atresia

Choanal atresia is a congenital condition in which respiratory function is impeded because of an obstruction of the nasal passage with abnormal skeletal and tissue growth.

Pregnancy and Smoking: Menthol E-Cigarettes Could Lead to Birth Defects

Pregnancy and Smoking: Menthol E-Cigarettes Could Lead to Birth Defects

Menthol from vaping during pregnancy may activate stress channels in embryos, disrupting development and increasing birth defect risks.

300 Children Under 5 Lost to Birth Defects in South-East Asia

300 Children Under 5 Lost to Birth Defects in South-East Asia

300 children under five lost their lives to birth defects in South-East Asia, highlighting the urgent need for better healthcare and early intervention measures.

Early Awareness, Better Care: Combating Birth Defects Together

Early Awareness, Better Care: Combating Birth Defects Together

Looking to prevent birth defects, addiction, and diet-related diseases? It all starts with early awareness and proper care.

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Cancer Survivorship's Impact on Birth Defects

Cancer Survivorship's Impact on Birth Defects

Cracking the code of cancer survivorship is revealed by a discovery of birth defects.

New Zealand Fortifies Bread With Folic Acid to Prevent Birth Defects

New Zealand Fortifies Bread With Folic Acid to Prevent Birth Defects

New Zealand mandates folic acid in non-organic wheat flour to reduce birth defects. With over 70 countries on board, the move aims for healthier futures.

World Birth Defects Day: Why are Birth Defects So Common in Low and Middle-Income Countries?

World Birth Defects Day: Why are Birth Defects So Common in Low and Middle-Income Countries?

Who is at risk of serious birth defects? Almost 9 out of 10 children living in low/middle-income countries are born with serious birth defects, said World Health Organization (WHO)

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National Birth Defects Awareness Month 2023

National Birth Defects Awareness Month 2023

The month of January is National Birth Defects Awareness Month to raise awareness about birth defects and their effects on individuals, parents, and families

Likely Cause of Common Penis Birth Defect Identified

Likely Cause of Common Penis Birth Defect Identified

Tissues samples with mild cases of hypospadias (male birth defect) had a greater degree of epigenetic alterations, revealed study.

Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose Birth Defects in Fetal Ultrasound Images

Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose Birth Defects in Fetal Ultrasound Images

Artificial intelligence (AI) can detect cystic hygroma, a birth defect, prenatally during an ultrasound.

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Researchers Reveal How Epilepsy Medication Causes Birth Defects

Researchers Reveal How Epilepsy Medication Causes Birth Defects

Valproic acid (VPA), an antiepileptic drug, keeps nervous system cells from growing and dividing correctly, researchers found.

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Birth Defect - Genetic

Birth Defect - Genetic

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Birth Defect - Structural Defects

Birth Defect - Structural Defects

A structural birth defect means that a specific body part is missing or mal-formed during the embryonic development.

Exposure To Common Herbicide Raises Birth Defect Risk

Exposure To Common Herbicide Raises Birth Defect Risk

Exposure to common herbicide, which is used in United States, increases the risk of congenital abnormality of the nasal cavity known as choanal atresia.

Environmental Toxins Linked to Heart Defects in Infants

Environmental Toxins Linked to Heart Defects in Infants

Children's congenital heart defects may be associated with their mothers' exposure to specific mixtures of environmental toxins during pregnancy.

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