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Hunting ways to protect baby if mother drinks

Drinking during pregnancy can seriously harm a baby's brain, yet thousands of mothers-to-be still do. Now more scientists are seeking for ways to reverse the damage. Full story

False test results seen in maternal screening

Morning sickness drug shown safe for babies

Triplet gives birth to her own set of 3 babies

Folic acid in pregnancy better than thought

Obese and pregnant? Watch your weight

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Single, pregnant and panicked

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Program helps babies beat obesity odds

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Patients glad to have final say on embryos’ fates

Octuplet-inspired bill unlikely to pass this year

Octuplets' birth spawns bills limiting embryos

Autopsies urged to unravel tragedy of stillbirth

Mich. woman with 2 wombs delivers twins

Many prenatal vitamins lack enough iodine

Few women follow pre-pregnancy advice

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In vitro family
July 2003 — After struggling to conceive, a couple turns to in vitro fertilization to have two children.

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Fetal stages: The first nine months

Calculate your due date

Quiz: Test your pregnancy IQ

Facts about birth control

Test-tube techniques

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