Women of child-bearing age not counselled about drugs' impact on fetus: study
Women of child-bearing age not counselled about drugs' impact on fetus: study
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Half of women in their child-bearing years are being counselled about the effects of prescription drugs they're taking, leading to an increased risk of birth defects, a new study suggests. |
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