Not even IGs ferret out cultural abnormalities, which can explain why abnormalities occur.
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These include brain abnormalities such as microcephaly; neural tube defects and spina bifida; eye abnormalities, such as cataracts and optic nerve abnormalities; and consequences of central nervous system dysfunction, such as joint contractures that prevent normal movement.
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The fetus was negative for 13 other viruses that may cause fetal abnormalities; the woman had no history of genetic abnormalities in her family.
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Many of the babies had other abnormalities, including brain swelling, disruptions in brain folds, underdeveloped brain structures and abnormalities in myelin, which forms protective sheaths on nerve fibers.
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Overall, this might indicate brain neurotransmission abnormalities in cannabis users.
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The study also said they displayed cognitive dysfunction and abnormalities.
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Most if not all human embryos have some chromosomal abnormalities.
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Tests like MRIs or spinal taps wouldn't show any abnormalities.
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Rachel Tiddle carried a fetus with severe abnormalities to term.
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Officials said 44 women had given birth without any abnormalities.
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They showed abnormalities and lots of fluid behind her breast.
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"There is clearly some abnormalities of his speech," he said.
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A Stanford neuropathologist will scrutinize his brain for physical abnormalities.
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The device monitors his heart rhythm, looking for dangerous abnormalities.
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After much waiting, we learned the diagnosis: severe brain abnormalities.
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Sometimes, it's chromosomal abnormalities with the fetus. Food. Trauma. Stress.
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All patients had pneumonia and lung abnormalities on CT scans.
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Craniofacial abnormalities, sleep apnea and severe dental problems are widespread.
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They also birthed smaller offspring, some of which had abnormalities.
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And the connections between vision abnormalities and schizophrenia have become more deeply established in recent years—visual abnormalities are being found before a person has any psychotic symptoms, sometimes predicting who will develop schizophrenia.
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Unbaby: A fetus born with abnormalities that dies soon after birth.
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Many Japanese have deep fears about genetic abnormalities caused by radiation.
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But what these white matter abnormalities lead to is still unclear.
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Doctors have confirmed there were no cardiac abnormalities and no stroke.
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Tests were done to rule out other causes of these abnormalities.
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A photo is then snapped before AI searches for any abnormalities.
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With an everyday headache, my neurological examination wouldn't find any abnormalities.
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The system then continuously analyzes this data and looks for abnormalities.
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The next day, lab tests revealed abnormalities with Gatsby's liver system.
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No one yet knows if asymptomatic infections can cause fetal abnormalities.
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Sequenom, which involved a non-invasive DNA test for fetal abnormalities.
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Other common causes include abnormalities in the uterus and autoimmune disorders.
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There were serious and unacceptable abnormalities in the election, he claimed.
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As it turned out, 20 percent of the participants had abnormalities.
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There are no exceptions for rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormalities.
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Honein said the findings do not paint the entire picture of Zika, which has also been linked to a number of other birth defects, including various brain abnormalities, limb joint deformities, club foot, deafness and eye abnormalities.
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Symptoms have included dizziness, sleep abnormalities, headaches and an inability to concentrate.
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Understanding how to manipulate it could help prevent abnormalities in human development.
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The result: fatigue, joint pain, heart abnormalities and, in some cases, death.
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The fistula and other visible vascular abnormalities were caused by… Fibromuscular dysplasia.
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Of 1,900 inflaters tested, none showed signs of abnormalities, Mr. Trowbridge said.
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The limb abnormalities have shown up in three regions in the country.
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I don't recall any vast abnormalities about the lines on his palm.
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Initial MRI scans of 21 Havana embassy workers had revealed no abnormalities.
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However, a new study reveals brain abnormalities in people with the condition.
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An ultrasound in her 29th week showed the first signs of abnormalities.
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But no abnormalities are seen in such tests of patients with CFS.
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CMV infection left abnormalities in Jane's brain, which may presage developmental troubles.
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Russia is guilty of aggression and abnormalities in Georgia, Crimea and Ukraine.
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It won't help detect most heart rhythm abnormalities or worsening heart failure.
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Scientists will then search for other abnormalities that may be lurking undetected.
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Those rules do not stretch to fatal foetal abnormalities, rape, or incest.
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We don't yet know yet what precise brain abnormalities lead to heautoscopy.
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Pence that year banning abortion based on the detection of fetal abnormalities.
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About half of miscarriages are because of abnormalities in the fetal chromosomes.
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On his third day, a chest X-ray didn't show any abnormalities.
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Structural abnormalities in the uterus such as blocked tubes or intrauterine growths.
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Pessimism increases inflammation in the body and fosters metabolic abnormalities like diabetes.
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The cells are then tested for abnormalities that could lead to cancer.
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It causes dwarfism, clouded vision and spinal cord compression, among other abnormalities.
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The device analyzes the sample in less than five seconds for sperm abnormalities.
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Some of these women are facing agonizing decisions as ultrasound imaging demonstrates abnormalities.
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At that time, the virus was first associated with pregnancy and birth abnormalities.
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No abnormalities or change in radiation levels were reported, and operations have resumed.
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A CT scan didn't show any abnormalities other than a small hiatal hernia.
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This diagnosis made all the subtle abnormalities in his blood tests make sense.
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The abnormalities within the family, which might be unhealthy, just become your norm.
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But a review by BuzzFeed News of the same data found striking abnormalities.
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My husband and I opted out of genetically testing them for any abnormalities.
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DJ: What we know is that Zika causes microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities.
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Two more ended in abortions, one after fetal tests revealed abnormalities in brain development.
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Abortion is not allowed in the case of fatal foetal abnormalities, rape, or incest.
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This constitutional ban means that abortion isn't permitted in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities.
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Severe dehydration could lead to electrolyte abnormalities, heat injury, and even death, she says.
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The infection typically results in deformed wings and other developmental abnormalities in infected bees.
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Yet many fatal fetal abnormalities are not detected until around the 173-week mark.
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Other signs can include inflammation of lymph nodes, behavioral abnormalities, lethargy, and weight loss.
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Atomic Alchemy: Radio cardiograms and PET/CT scans require nuclear medicine to visualize abnormalities.
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The birth defect is marked by babies born with brain abnormalities and undersized heads.
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Wyatt has spondyloepiphyseal dysplasi that results in short stature and skeletal abnormalities, PEOPLE confirms.
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Women of childbearing age are fearful of bearing children with deformities or behavioral abnormalities.
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Not everyone with sleep problems in Bendlin's study had abnormalities in their spinal fluid.
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Some 20 metabolic pathways were affected, with most patients having about 40 specific abnormalities.
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A follow up study using magnetic resonance imaging or MRI showed extensive brain abnormalities.
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We know that lifestyle and certain genetic abnormalities lead to greater incidences of cancer.
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Handsome cabinetry displays a bizarre collection of graphic replicas of medical marvels and abnormalities.
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While the abnormalities resolved when patients stopped taking the medicine, some cases required hospitalization.
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Their sperm also has 80 percent more physical abnormalities and 10 percent less mobility.
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Isabel's mom says X-rays showed the tell-tale bone abnormalities in her body.
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Lots of things can cause these abnormalities in electrolytes, and Addison's is really rare.
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Most people with dementia have a number of brain abnormalities, not just Alzheimer's disease.
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Symptoms of HLH include fevers, an enlarged spleen, low blood counts and liver abnormalities.
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But staring at strangers and demanding explanations of their physical abnormalities is frowned upon.
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Apple Watch has also been used in studies to screen for heart rhythm abnormalities.
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This means the study may have underestimated the extent of abnormalities in the airways.
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The incidence of congenital abnormalities for women who had first-trimester M.R.I.s without contrast was no higher than for those who had none at all, and there were no differences in abnormalities among their children, who were followed up to age 4.
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Brain abnormalities or microcephaly were the most frequent conditions reported, followed by neural tube defects.
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Some also have kidney problems, hearing loss, or spinal abnormalities, according to Boston Children's Hospital.
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His rare genetic disease, called Opitz G/BBB Syndrome, causes abnormalities along the body's midline.
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It can analyze complex layers of information and identify abnormalities or trends in medical images.
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Among Chasely's health issues are abnormalities with her brain, digestive system, and hands and feet.
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This constitutional ban means that abortion is not permitted in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities.
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These women desperately wanted their pregnancies, but learned at 20 weeks about severe fetal abnormalities.
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That's extraordinarily hot for that area, but such abnormalities would start happening a lot more.
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The researchers could look at the abnormalities within those layers to estimate occurrence and severity.
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Paddock's brain was sent for additional testing after his autopsy didn't find any visible abnormalities.
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It's not surprising that nervous system abnormalities that impair movement can affect a developing body.
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The woman had no family history of genetic abnormalities that could have caused the microcephaly.
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North Dakota is the only other state to ban abortions for reasons of genetic abnormalities.
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Abortion was not allowed, under the amendment, in cases of incest, rape, or fetal abnormalities.
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"Genetic similarity increases the risk for expressing recessive, potentially pathological, traits and abnormalities," she says.
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ETA is able to detect pattern abnormalities within encrypted traffic without compromising privacy, Cisco says.
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"A lot of the developmental abnormalities we're not going to see until later," she said.
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Nearby on a small table, fetal abnormalities float in laboratory jars: albino octopus, rabbit, rat.
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The study also found that vaping while pregnant can trigger lifelong developmental abnormalities in babies.
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Serious symptoms can result, such as dwarfism, enlarged organs, impaired breathing and painful bone abnormalities.
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But among those who didn't were pregnant women whose fetuses were found to have abnormalities.
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The brain injuries were associated with what she believes reflects abnormalities in these brain regions.
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Cullen-Delsol went for an amniocentesis, which samples amniotic fluid to test for genetic abnormalities.
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These include spasticity, seizures, irritability, feeding difficulties, eyesight problems and evidence of severe brain abnormalities.
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If any abnormalities are detected during either of the routine ultrasounds, you might need more.
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It uses computer hardware to monitor the electrical current patterns and flags abnormalities in circuits.
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Side effects can be as mild as dry mouth or as severe as heart rhythm abnormalities.
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That seemed to suggest that, maybe, the kid's parents were related, since incest often causes abnormalities.
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MRKH is congenital, which means that abnormalities form during fetal development and are present at birth.
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But it took him a further 253 years to develop a working test for chromosomal abnormalities.
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Excessive use may lead to even scarier side effects, such as potassium depletion and electrolyte abnormalities.
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For pregnant women, methylmercury poisoning can lead to developmental abnormalities and cerebral palsy in future children.
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Problems that can affect male fertility include low sperm count, sperm abnormalities and low testosterone levels.
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The researchers hope by continuously monitoring for abnormalities they can lower the number of undiagnosed cases.
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And at the time, they thought behavioral abnormalities and mental health issues were the same things.
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It alerts decision makers to abnormalities in an aircraft, allowing for predictive rather than reactive maintenance.
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But a single case isn't enough to prove Zika's role in fetal brain abnormalities, she says.
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No fetal abnormalities were detected in any of the 16 women who tested negative for Zika.
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An ultrasound examination by a primary care physician several weeks ago detected the fetus had abnormalities.
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Apple's goal is to screen for, rather than diagnose, heart rhythm abnormalities in a general population.
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If the pilots notice any abnormalities, they have the option to cut the engine burn short.
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"Women with breast abnormalities should have a diagnostic evaluation regardless of time since childbirth," she wrote.
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Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disorder characterized by social, communication and behavioral delays or abnormalities.
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I tried to point out the abnormalities and for that I was listed to be killed.
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Hormonal abnormalities, due to deficiencies in thyroid or adrenal hormones, can also cause low sodium levels.
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During a routine checkup at 35 weeks, she said her doctors detected abnormalities with the fetus.
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He said the mother declined to have amniocentesis to check for genetic abnormalities during the pregnancy.
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It can caused developmental abnormalities and cerebral palsy among children born to women poisoned with methylmercury.
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The photographs were clinical in nature and included images of different states of disease or abnormalities.
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The skeletal remains exhibited no signs of trauma, no signs of sickness, or any other physical abnormalities.
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Different institutions may have techniques that are better at detecting or analyzing specific abnormalities that influence care.
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Tests in the last few days showed "several abnormalities that indicated systemic terminal conditions," Zoo Miami said.
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In the end, more than 10,000 children across 46 countries were born with abnormalities, including limb deformities.
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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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The study focused on three types of abnormalities that were detected by magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI.
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They also get an EKG to look for heart rhythm abnormalities, as well as a cardiac ultrasound.
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Meanwhile, Tohoku Electric said no abnormalities were found at its Onagawa nuclear power plant after the earthquake.
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That can prevent dehydration, which can lead to muscle cramps, dizziness and severe electrolyte abnormalities, he added.
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AI techniques like behavior based detection can quickly identify network abnormalities and inform analysts rapidly for remediation.
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She only features the most severe epidermal abnormalities and invasive procedures, true to TLC's exhibitionist programming prerogative.
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Bruno doesn&apost see Neuralink holding much promise for brain abnormalities like memory loss and schizophrenia, either.
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Then they take objective measurements like vital signs and conduct physical examinations to look for other abnormalities.
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Or lining up at the IVF clinic to screen our embryos for abnormalities before having them implanted?
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Sequenom, a life sciences company, developed a test — heralded by the medical community — that determines fetal abnormalities.
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In most cases, abnormalities of FGF23 come from one of several rare, inherited conditions with lifelong effects.
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Air pollution triggers asthma attacks, contributing to lung abnormalities, particularly in the developing pulmonary systems of children.
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There are physical causes for terminal agitation like urine retention, shortness of breath, pain and metabolic abnormalities.
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Infertility caused by abnormalities of the uterus, or womb, affects 1 in 500 reproductive-age women globally.
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Clinicians generally look for facial abnormalities like a thin upper lip and underdeveloped ears to detect FAS.
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If any abnormalities are detected during either of the routine ultrasounds, you might need more, says Chasen.
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I now consistently say phthalates 'cause' male reproductive abnormalities because the weight of the evidence supports it.
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Scotty had cranial abnormalities, including bumps and ridges down its snout, which suggests it had armored skin.
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To determine which patients need dental appliances, they look for abnormalities such as misaligned teeth or jaws.
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The company's MaterniT test screens for chromosomal abnormalities and conditions like Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome and Patau syndrome.
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Four-month-old Fatemeh Reshad was diagnosed in January with structural abnormalities and two holes in her heart.
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So far, city officials say the dissolved human remains haven't caused any abnormalities in the town's water system.
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Sung — an electrophysiologist, as this kind of cardiologist is called — looked for abnormalities in this living electrical system.
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That's because atrial tissue changes with age and the heart's conduction system is more likely to experience abnormalities.
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A regular doctor's office would also be unlikely to have the equipment to see these finely detailed abnormalities.
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Although researchers have bred mice from female-female parents in the past, the pups always had developmental abnormalities.
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Researchers found that white matter abnormalities are not limited to migraines; they also occur in non-migraine headaches.
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Apparently phase C is full of problems: There are abnormalities in sectors 733 and 49 of the experiment.
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The humans' solar system was scattered with a great many astronomical sensors scanning the universe for cosmological abnormalities.
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For example, anatomy scans, which can show whether there's any abnormalities, are performed between 18 and 22 weeks.
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This could eventually lead to treatments in humans who are suffering from skeletal abnormalities and other physiological ailments.
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FASDs are indeed serious; they can include facial abnormalities, speech and language delays, and intellectual and learning disabilities.
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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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EST: An earlier version of this post did not clarify that the heart abnormalities were likely false positives.
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One study found that even asymptomatic NBA players carry one or more abnormalities within the knee on MRI.
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What we have lacked is direct proof that infection leads to fetal abnormalities and this study provides that.
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The proposal to allow abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities was defeated by 59 votes to 40.
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The disease, transmitted by mosquitoes, has been linked to the birth defect microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities.
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But the World Health Organization reported yesterday that intense surveillance for fetal abnormalities are underway in other countries.
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Indiana is the second state, after North Dakota, to ban abortions sought due to abnormalities in the fetus.
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The scientists found that despite those infections, none gave birth to babies with visible brain abnormalities, including microcephaly.
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Mike Pence on Thursday signed a law that bans abortions sought because of fetal abnormalities like Down syndrome.
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Abnormalities in the heart's structure -- such as a valve not functioning properly -- weaken its ability to work properly.
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An autopsy was performed and the medical examiner's visual inspection found no abnormalities on Paddock's brain, Lombardo said.
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Her water had broken five months early, during a prenatal procedure testing for abnormalities that went horribly wrong.
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It is an excellent choice for assessing the soft tissues of joints and for detecting subtle brain abnormalities.
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Several fetal abnormalities only become apparent after the second trimester, an important fact conveniently left unnoted by Brooks.
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"Yes" campaigners focused heavily on so-called hard cases faced by women, such as rape or fetal abnormalities.
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CT and M.R.I. scans can show whether parts of the brain have structural abnormalities or aren't functioning optimally.
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" However, she said, a more recent analysis "has raised some abnormalities which we have demanded that LCX explain.
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The local government said people who had had contact with the man had shown "no abnormalities", Xinhua reported.
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Prenatal genetic testing also has become increasingly common, especially for Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis and other chromosomal abnormalities.
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They also are often the first line of defense in early detection of abnormalities in tissue and organs.
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The results can be misleading, showing what look like abnormalities that actually are not related to the pain.
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That, along with a host of other weird but wonderful abnormalities, made Bentley a sort of medical unicorn.
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Down syndrome is caused by chromosomal abnormalities and has no link to race, gender or socio-economic status.
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But the appointment didn't go as expected; Rachel's doctor detected some abnormalities and recommended her to a specialist.
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"Wells had several abnormalities in the frontal regions of his brain, plus a very bad genetic profile," Pietrini says.
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In January, doctors in Tehran told Fatemeh's family that she had structural abnormalities and two holes in her heart.
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One of the most contentious issues in the current Irish abortion debate involves women whose fetuses have fatal abnormalities.
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So while doctors suspected the baby may have genetic abnormalities, they didn't know for sure until he was born.
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A pap smear looks for any abnormalities in the cells that are scraped off the cervix, Dr. Blank says.
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According to China Daily, the pollution-related illnesses include dermatitis, eczema, blood abnormalities and leukemia — a type of cancer.
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This makes the affected side of the body smaller and in some cases, causes abnormalities in an individual's fingers.
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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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The CDC has some of the world's leading experts both in diseases spread by mosquitoes and in fetal abnormalities.
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The most promising results to date were seen in patients with tumor abnormalities linked to a protein called HER2.
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Nielsen said microcephaly may be one of many abnormalities in what she referred to as Zika Virus Congenital Syndrome.
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This means women have something unusual happening but that doctors don't necessarily know how the abnormalities impact cancer risk.
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Males exposed to the drug may develop abnormalities in the reproductive tract, including a higher risk of undescended testicles.
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Half of all these cases are related to chromosomal abnormalities, which can be a direct result of maternal age.
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A pivotal 2010 study supporting such a causal relation found chromosome abnormalities predictive of leukemia in heavily exposed workers.
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In brain imaging of his compulsive Dobermans, Dodman found that they had structural abnormalities associated with OCD in humans.
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The preliminary injunction issued Thursday that blocked an Indiana law banning abortions sought because of a fetus's genetic abnormalities.
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It wasn't the best reason to order a test to begin with, and now there were these tiny abnormalities.
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That said, he talks of the devastation to the family when a child is born with severe, untreatable abnormalities.
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Again, rhythm abnormalities can cause you to lose control of the car, leading to an accident, injuries or worse.
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MRIs are so sensitive that they often reveal abnormalities that may have little to do with a patient's complaints.
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It also said the microcephaly cases it has reviewed in Brazil is a particularly severe form with devastating brain abnormalities.
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Abnormalities in all three of these brain regions have been linked to the onset of psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia.
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Little did she know, the abnormalities would be the first in a long list of health issues Tony would face.
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He notes that more pediatricians are now using autorefractive vision screening equipment that can detect abnormalities associated with Coats disease.
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Pregnant women are most at risk because infections can cause the microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities in their babies.
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What makes these abnormalities abnormal, though, is the norms he's violating, and each of those norms has a critical justification.
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The data reflected slower growth, but also possible ill effects of bad weather, the government shutdown and other statistical abnormalities.
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It's all about ignoring the abnormalities and the edge cases and being able to classify the types of normal behavior.
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Of the 42 infected women who had ultrasounds, major fetal abnormalities were found in 12 of them -- nearly a third.
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With that method, the top hand controls the force placed on the patient and the lower hand feels for abnormalities.
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It could possibly give lawyers a more defined network of which brain abnormalities are most likely linked to criminal behavior.
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Troublingly, the same study shows that women who exhibit no symptoms can still give birth to babies with brain abnormalities.
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This is a specialized procedure where doctors test the fertilized embryos for chromosomal or genetic abnormalities before they are implanted.
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So-called DES daughters also carry an increased risk of pregnancy complications, infertility and structural abnormalities in the reproductive tract.
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These abnormalities reveal stories not just about past environmental conditions or food availability, but about culture and society as well.
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For one of the abortions, doctors found "brain abnormalities" in the fetus in an ultrasound and MRI, the CDC said.
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On the seventh day, each ball of 100 cells was tested and scored for chromosomal abnormalities; five were considered viable.
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In my case, the majority of my embryos has chromosome abnormalities and would never have resulted in a healthy baby.
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In that study, 29% of pregnant women who tested positive for Zika had fetuses with abnormalities already apparent via ultrasound.
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Of course, some women may have opted to end pregnancies for reasons other than radiophobia and anxieties about prenatal abnormalities.
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It also has no exceptions for women who are victims of rape or incest, or who might have fetal abnormalities.
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The virus is particularly dangerous for pregnant women because it can cause severe brain abnormalities and other problems in fetuses.
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As technology improves, for example, it is easier to investigate physical abnormalities — even when they are unlikely to cause problems.
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A forensic neuropathologist will look for abnormalities in the remains of the brain of the Las Vegas gunman, Stephen Paddock.
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Because the disease can be asymptomatic in pregnant women, many more cases of abnormalities and stillbirths may have been misidentified.
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In general, abnormalities in the flight of a manned space launch vehicle are rare but cannot be completely ruled out.
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Abortion is still a highly personal issue for many voters, shaped by personal experiences such as miscarriages or fetal abnormalities.
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The doctor was again surprised, later that day, to find a couple of abnormalities in the blood work she ordered.
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The 14-year-old giraffe died Thursday after developing sudden neurologic abnormalities, according to a Facebook post dedicated to Makope.
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After analyzing the server logs, emails, and the computers involved in correspondence between the companies, Check Point noticed some abnormalities.
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There are hard-to-spell words for the brain abnormalities their baby had: agenesis of the corpus callosum and polymicrogyria.
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At this point, your doctor can detect any abnormalities in structures like the spine, heart, kidneys, brain, face and limbs.
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"Our talking point is, most of these procedures are on women who discover abnormalities late in the pregnancy," Kissling said.
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To 20-year-old mothers, Down syndrome and other chromatic abnormalities are very rare, according to the ASRM patient guide.
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The pregnancy went smoothly until she began bleeding one day and a doctor recommended an amniocentesis to test for genetic abnormalities.
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The other bill prohibits "discrimination" against fetuses with abnormalities, a measure that has already been blocked in other states like Indiana.
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It also includes a second exception if severe fatal abnormalities will mean the fetus would definitely die at full-term birth.
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These abnormalities include tumors, cataracts, and smaller brains, which may persist for generations but aren't likely to permanently affect the species.
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This can result in many generations of increased chances of heart problems, nervous system abnormalities, kidney damage, and ADHD in children.
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The condition is defined by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems and other severe brain abnormalities in babies.
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Pregnant women who get Zika are at risk for their babies to be born with the microcephaly and other severe abnormalities.
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Top YouTubers are often complaining about mysterious drops in subscriber counts or confusing abnormalities in the payouts they get for views.
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Scientists have identified biological stress markers inside hibernators' bodies, like out of whack cellular functions and protein abnormalities, said van Breukelen.
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Apple has touted its partnership with American Well and Stanford University to determine if the Apple Watch can detect heart abnormalities.
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The campaign is grateful to all those who have expended time and effort to investigate various claims of abnormalities and irregularities.
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A recent study in Rio de Janeiro found that nearly 30% of pregnant women infected with Zika had ultrasounds showing abnormalities.
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Scott Stanley of the University of California, Davis, says that by identifying abnormalities, regulators could apply further tests to suspicious stables.
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Beginning in the 1950s, most surgeons began "correcting" these perceived abnormalities so that babies would appear more male or more female.
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"Fetal abnormalities, body modification, genital disease… We'll go section by section and talk about what's significant about certain pieces," said Cohn.
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But even now, scientists aren't sure how Zika causes these abnormalities or when an infection is likely to lead to microcephaly.
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They have also been associated with health issues like physical abnormalities, fertility problems, certain forms of cancer, and stunted penile development.
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"The majority of folks who get a late-term abortion are for high-risk (cases) or for fetal abnormalities," Crim said.
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And the international spread of a mosquito-borne disease blamed for brain abnormalities in babies put Zika virus on the list.
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Louisiana and Indiana also sought to ban abortions linked to genetic abnormalities, but those laws were ultimately blocked from taking effect.
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Natallia Kareiva, the seventh-place finisher from Belarus, was suspended in 2014 for two years for abnormalities in her biological passport.
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The term "intersex" applies to a variety of conditions involving abnormalities in genitals, reproductive organs, sex chromosomes, or sex-related hormones.
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This rapid weight loss causes cardiac abnormalities, structural and functional brain alterations, irreparable bone disease, and in some instances, sudden death.
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In severe cases, people have kidney or lung abnormalities or their heart is on the right side instead of the left.
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"We want this to be treated as the ER standard not just for chest pain or cardiac-related abnormalities," Shrivastava says.
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It was our duty to never stop shouting about his abnormalities, and I believed that this conscientiousness had an unlimited bandwidth.
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Compared with the controls, those with Type 2 diabetes had more severe thinning of the cortex and more white matter abnormalities.
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Under this near-blanket abortion ban, rape, incest, or fatal foetal abnormalities are not grounds for an abortion in Northern Ireland.
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Veritas is aiming to offer a test that looks at a few thousand potential abnormalities, and shares those results with patients.
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The first is a chromosomal disorder that can result in intellectual disability, developmental delay, growth problems, heart defects and other abnormalities.
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Our aircraft have redundant systems, yet our standard is to respond to any indication of abnormalities with an abundance of caution.
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Fetal tissue is therefore uniquely useful for understanding and potentially developing vaccines and/or remedies for various infections and congenital abnormalities.
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In 1928, doctors noted abnormalities in the brains of boxers, who, like football players, take blow after blow to the head.
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And that, along with all her other exceedingly rare anatomical abnormalities, is what makes Bentley 1 in 50 million, Walker estimated.
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During this first ultrasound, the doctor will evaluate gestational age and rule out or identify any major abnormalities in early development.
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Quick evacuation and regular medical screening has doctors less worried about Fukushima's young survivors (a screening initiative that found high rates of thyroid abnormalities has since been attributed to overzealous ultrasound screening, which doctors say would find the same abnormalities in a sample population.) Adults have a much lower chance of developing thyroid cancer from radioactive iodine.
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The WHO estimates that the fetuses of one in 100 women with Zika will go on to develop microcephaly or other abnormalities.
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"This suggests that gait abnormalities are a more significant health problem than previously suggested, at least in published scientific literature," she added.
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Now they're looking for abnormalities that suggest a potential grave, or that fit an informant's clue about the location of a burial.
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This is common with inexpensive TVs, so it's always worth inspecting a TV after purchase if any abnormalities would grate on you.
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The AIU, which oversees integrity issues in international athletics, including doping, said the ban was linked to abnormalities in Bakulin's biological passport.
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Sometimes they may never get the option of genetic screening or only once they've conceived to test the embryo for genetic abnormalities.
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Ultrasounds performed late in her pregnancy revealed a small fetal head and brain calcifications—abnormalities seen in other cases linked to Zika.
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Dubberley defers to the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), the "bible" for categorizing psychological abnormalities.
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A healthy brain has fairly uniform water movement whereas more random water movement has been linked to brain abnormalities in previous studies.
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Microcephaly in babies can be caused by a number of things, including infections in the mother, genetic abnormalities, and exposure to toxins.
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CTs are used for a plethora of reasons, among them finding kidney stones, evaluating chest pain and detecting tumors or other abnormalities.
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Michael Lifshitz, a comedian with musculoskeletal abnormalities, who knows Ward personally, defends him, arguing that his joke was meant to be provocative.
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"For example, science is beginning to show that young adults who develop schizophrenia may have had brain abnormalities as infants," explained Bogue.
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Each of the families had children with birth abnormalities, affecting in particular the vertebrae, heart, kidney, anus, esophagus and trachea, or limbs.
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"What we see as the future is a minimally invasive way of treating these abnormalities at their genetic origin instead," says Peranteau.
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Newer methods, like pulling off a cell to extract its DNA and test for abnormalities, called preimplantation genetic screening, provide more information.
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Both recommendations were made despite the fact that scientists have yet to demonstrate a definitive link between Zika and fetal brain abnormalities.
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The study found that sperm count decreased and sperm abnormalities increased in the group of mice that drank excessive amounts of tartrazine.
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Recent months have seen a number of women bringing legal cases against the Irish state, particularly in cases involving fatal fetal abnormalities.
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There are skeletons, preserved human remains, a menagerie of choked-on objects extracted from the throats of patients, and other medical abnormalities.
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Couples have talked about having to travel to England after diagnoses of fatal fetal abnormalities, couriering the remains of their babies home.
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At least 25 percent — up to 22013,230 — have or develop permanent disabilities, such as hearing loss, microcephaly, intellectual deficits and vision abnormalities.
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"It's unclear if abnormalities in brain structure lead to obesity or if obesity leads to these changes in the brain," Hamer said.
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Du Plessis said single ultrasounds may not capture infection-associated fetal brain abnormalities that may worsen over the course of the pregnancy.
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Rectal infection can mimic inflammatory bowel disease and lead to chronic and severe colon and rectal abnormalities such as fistulas and strictures.
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The virus also has been shown to cause fetal abnormalities affecting limbs, eyes and ears, and can increase the risk of stillbirth.
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Karyotyping remains a useful technique for pinpointing large abnormalities, but the level of resolution is limited to around 5 million base pairs.
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Though scientists don't know what type of imbalance in neurotransmitters cause OCD for sure, glutamate abnormalities have been linked with the condition.
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Tepco, the power plant's operator, said via Twitter that "no abnormalities" were found at the nuclear reactors as of 5:59 a.m.
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No abnormalities found at #TEPCO's #Nuclear Power Stations after Magnitude 255 #earthquake off the coast of #Fukushima at 221:22016JST Nov 221.
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But brain scans soon after birth showed excess fluid and abnormalities in his cortex and corpus callosum, which separates the two hemispheres.
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Rose's patients tend to have severe gait abnormalities associated with neurological conditions like cerebral palsy that often require bone and muscle surgery.
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Older patients and those who experience complications like heart rhythm abnormalities, heart attacks or heart failure may remain in the hospital longer.
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The NTSB said it had interviewed Liberty Helicopters' personnel, including the pilot, adding that the helicopter's engine showed no sign of abnormalities.
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Thyroid hormones also play a crucial role in brain development; a deficiency of these hormones, known as hypothyroidism, may cause neurological abnormalities.
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The documents explain that the patient in question has four brain tumors — or, "abnormalities" — and at least some of them have metastasized.
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It was a much-wanted pregnancy, she tells me, but at about 20 weeks, doctors discovered multiple severe abnormalities in the fetus.
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" The NTSB said it had interviewed Liberty Helicopters' personnel, including the pilot, adding that the helicopter's engine showed "no evidence of abnormalities.
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In radiology and other fields, artificial intelligence uses algorithms to optimize the analysis of images and continuously improve the detection of abnormalities.
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"We went to the scene, we checked our equipment, and there were no abnormalities," said Mike Clendenin, a spokesman for Con Edison.
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Meanwhile, many medical specialty panels have, over the years, recommended diagnosing and sometimes treating these abnormalities at earlier stages or lower values.
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Smithee's law purposefully does not make any exceptions for an elective abortion even in cases of rape, incest, or severe fetal abnormalities.
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Although discriminating against workers with genetic abnormalities would be prohibited, it would be very difficult to prove that discrimination had taken place.
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It is typically tested by the finger to nose test, during which any abnormalities will be noticeably amplified by an outstretched finger.
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The company has built what co-founder and CEO Elad Walach describes as an AI that can spot visual abnormalities in medical scans.
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The New Zealand Transport Accident Investigation Commission said it was investigating two events involving "engine abnormalities" on Air New Zealand aircraft this week.
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We are using a unique deep learning technology that analyzes medical images and patient data in order to detect and highlight critical abnormalities.
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"You have to start wondering if there are some abnormalities in the urinary tract that are causing bacteria to accumulate there," she says.
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The participants in DIAN-TU were younger than the typical Alzheimer's patients and did not yet have other brain abnormalities, like mini strokes.
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I was well-schooled in the risk of birth abnormalities that can complicate a pregnancy, and that reality loomed near at each ultrasound.
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I'm both happy to leave early, but sad that we can't convince women how important it is to follow up for these abnormalities.
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So diagnosing people who are pregnant as early as possible and then monitoring their fetuses for abnormalities, is a difficult but important challenge.
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Micaela has abnormalities in her retinas because of the virus, but her mother says doctors told her it shouldn't cause any vision problems.
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I stared at the dish, the pungent red sauce smothering the chicken, disguising perfectly the abnormalities in shape and texture indicative of meat.
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The oral medicine is intended for cancer patients with RET abnormalities in which two genes become fused together, triggering accelerated cancer cell growth.
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"The campaign is grateful to all those who have expended time and effort to investigate various claims of abnormalities and irregularities," he wrote.
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When exposed to Zika, the virus killed most fetuses within a week, and those that survived had significant abnormalities, including severely stunted growth.
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Babies born with the Zika virus may develop life-threatening brain abnormalities months after birth, according to a new study by U.S. researchers.
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According to the Guttmacher institute, only one other state—North Dakota—has a law that bans abortion on the basis of fetal abnormalities.
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They're training a new set of neural networks to see if they can detect chromosomal abnormalities, like the one that causes Down Syndrome.
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Arizona's ban extends to abortions based on race, and North Dakota passed a law in 2013 that prohibits abortions because of fetal abnormalities.
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This was followed by some extrapolations about what caused the observed abnormalities, and how they have affected her over the past several months.
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He also points out that even though the babies in today's study were born without anatomical abnormalities, they could still have cognitive problems.
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They want to know if he has any undisclosed political activities, any delinquent filings, or any "deficiencies or abnormalities" in his registration statements.
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Scientists say it could lead to cures for diseases driven by genetic mutations or abnormalities, and help create crops resilient to climate extremes.
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Green specifically thanked Heart Watch, an app that can be used to help alert a user when it noticed abnormalities in heart rate.
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MRIs and X-rays can also help doctors determine growth abnormalities in a person's organs, tissues, and bones that are characteristic of SEDc.
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For all of his abnormalities in office, he has demonstrated an ability to rally the Republican base like few GOP politicians before him.
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"We go through, with the help of technology, and compile all that data and look for any abnormalities," a league official tells Axios.
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While any charitable organization admitting to self-dealing violations is unusual, over the last year, Farenthold has reported multiple abnormalities in Trump's giving.
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The neural tube defects folate prevents are still among the most common birth abnormalities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This connection could be due to a variety of factors, like increased heart rate, irregular blood pressure, or abnormalities in heart rate variability.
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Health authorities say that when contracted by pregnant women, Zika can cause the birth defect microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities in babies.
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The breakthrough is expected to reduce the complexity of identifying genetic abnormalities, which in turn could advance understanding of many diseases, researchers said.
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Without randomized controlled trials, which really aren't possible here, we can't know for sure what is causing many miscarriages not involving chromosomal abnormalities.
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With his wife, Jennifer Hensel, he created the Avielle Foundation to support research into brain abnormalities that could be linked to violent behavior.
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The reflex was absent, which suggested that there might be damage to the retina, or abnormalities in the fluid in front of it.
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The exams involve applying pressure to a woman's abdomen while inserting two fingers into the vagina to feel for unusual growths or abnormalities.
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As technological advances make for more sophisticated laboratory and imaging tests, very small medical abnormalities are detected well before they become clinically significant.
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But even with proper placement and no abnormalities, the IUD, like any other form of birth control, does not completely guarantee pregnancy prevention.
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"The campaign is grateful to all those who have expended time and effort to investigate various claims of abnormalities and irregularities," Elias wrote.
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Zika infection can cause damage to the brains of developing fetuses, ranging from microcephaly and brain abnormalities to vision or hearing problems after birth.
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The Chinese researchers monitored their post-surgical pigs for a two-week recovery period and saw natural healing with no abnormalities or unusual inflammation.
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"Microcephaly is now only one of several documented birth abnormalities associated with Zika during pregnancy," WHO director-general Margaret Chan told a news conference.
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The patient was comforted by the fact that the abnormalities on his scans were not as dangerous as the other doctors seemed to think.
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He had no intention of implanting the results in anybody's womb; he used embryos which, due to other abnormalities, were not able to develop.
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" Common signs include a port-wine birthmark on the face and, as BCH describes, "neurological abnormalities, including seizures, and eye problems, such as glaucoma.
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Although the museum is particularly interested in bodies with abnormalities, it'll also consider taking your remains even if there's nothing particularly pathological about them.
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According to the Aviation Herald, no abnormalities followed, so the crew—believing it to be a bird strike—continued to proceed with the landing.
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It helps doctors determine which embryos are most viable and rule out chromosomal abnormalities responsible for conditions such as Down syndrome and Turner syndrome.
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Zika infection in pregnant women has been shown to be a cause of the birth defect microcephaly and other serious brain abnormalities in babies.
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Researchers said evidence from the brain scans suggests the abnormalities occurred from a disruption of brain development, rather than a destruction of brain cells.
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One crucial question that needs an answer if CFS is to be understood better is: what cellular changes are these metabolic abnormalities bringing about?
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For Irish mothers of babies with fatal fetal abnormalities, forced to continue with a doomed pregnancy until the bitter end, this fight is personal.
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There are also false positives, and results that can't be used — and unusable results are more common in pregnancies where there are chromosomal abnormalities.
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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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Sequenom had developed a new process that provided a simple and safe way to detect fetal abnormalities instead of using invasive and dangerous amniocentesis.
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Indeed, athletes with other naturally occurring abnormalities — high hemoglobin levels, for instance — may have an advantage in sports but have been allowed to compete.
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Now, the U.S. National Institutes of Health is exploring whether to use DNA sequencing to screen newborn babies for additional genetic abnormalities and disorders.
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For prospective parents, it can also tell them their carrier status of cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, hereditary hearing loss and many other abnormalities.
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Third, higher levels of systolic blood pressure in children, as early as age six, are associated with blood vessel abnormalities in middle-aged adults.
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"This may be one of the abnormalities [of the disease], but it may take 2-3 to be useful to diagnose CTE," said McKee.
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Research looking at opioid receptors in patients with borderline personality disorder in comparison to control subjects has documented abnormalities in these patients' opioids system.
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They can also look for genetic abnormalities, like mosaicism, which is when patients have more than one genome in different parts of their bodies.
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As a congressman, he fought against funding Planned Parenthood, and as governor of Indiana, he signed a law preventing abortions based on fetal abnormalities.
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These cells could treat astronauts who experience heart abnormalities and be used to treat people and children with cardiac diseases and disorders on Earth.
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Back at home, the girl wore a heart monitor for a month, which would document abnormalities that could provide a clue to what happened.
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The doctor wasn't overly optimistic that it would solve Sullivan's problems, considering none of his previous patients were shown to have any genetic abnormalities.
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Although almost all of these patients are given a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, nearly every one of them has a mixture of brain abnormalities.
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She has found that mutations associated with tooth abnormalities in mice also show up in genetic studies of people with missing or malformed teeth.
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Franny, Jet, and Vincent Owens (the brother we didn't meet in "Practical Magic") "wrestle with the 'abnormalities'" of their untapped gifts, the statement said.
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Abnormalities in the endothelium, or inner lining, of these smaller vessels can cause spasms, resulting in pain and diminished blood flow to the heart.
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Persistent nystagmus is worrisome because it can indicate abnormalities in other parts of the brain, primarily the cerebellum — the chief coordinator of all movement.
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Dr. Ocorr and her colleagues will then study the flies for abnormalities in the skeletal and heart muscles and the shape of the hearts.
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This is thanks to a 2017 law that banned coverage for "non emergency abortions" and with no exceptions for rape, incest, or fetal abnormalities.
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Brazil has confirmed more than 1,400 cases of microcephaly linked to Zika, and is studying additional fetal abnormalities that may result from the virus.
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While it can be life-saving, for some people the "abnormalities" that are diagnosed and treated would never have caused harm if left alone.
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By age 49, the risk of Down syndrome balloons to one in eleven and a risk of general chromosomal abnormalities to one in eight.
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Scientists need a period of overlap between an old and a new sensor in order to properly calibrate any new instrument, and adjust for abnormalities.
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"Although obesity was not associated with gait abnormalities in the pug, it is considered a risk factor for brachycephalic airway syndrome and should be avoided."
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Of the tens of millions of fawns born annually in the U.S., there are probably abnormalities happening in the wild we don't even know about.
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Ashley Narragon was born with oral-facial-digital syndrome type 1, a rare genetic condition that causes physical abnormalities, and in some cases intellectual disabilities.
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The project hopes to come up with new diagnostic tools to identify whether lung abnormalities found on chest imaging are cancerous as early as possible.
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Lack of sleep has long been linked to a wide range of so-called metabolic abnormalities, including obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes.
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" The foundation said that Richman was "deeply devoted to supporting research into brain abnormalities that are linked to abnormal behavior and to promoting brain health.
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But since Cecile was a surrogate, the risk of genetic abnormalities that's normally a concern for the fetuses of older pregnant people wasn't an issue.
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If the mother's life is in danger or there are fetal abnormalities, she thinks exceptions should be observed only on a case-by-case basis.
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And if all that came back normal — as he suspected it would — he would try an implantable cardiac monitor to look for more subtle abnormalities.
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But many will also require extensive surgeries to correct their skeletal abnormalities and facial disfigurements, and some can also have hearing loss or dental problems.
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According to the parents, Dr. Artur Carvalho never mentioned seeing any abnormalities during the three ultrasound scans he performed during the pregnancy, the BBC reported.
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During my five-month ultrasound, the doctor told me that I needed a detailed echo scan as some abnormalities were detected in my son's heart.
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"You'd expect that if it's a gene in the population you would have some high rate of these abnormalities, you'd have some history," he said.
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The little girl has Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome, a genetic condition that can cause eye abnormalities and increase the risk of glaucoma, a sight-robbing condition.
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The alert revealed the potential for the virus to cause serious complications in unborn children, including microcephaly, severe brain abnormalities, and eye and hearing defects.
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They treated her for symptoms of major depressive disorder as a result of that isolation, but otherwise, her physical tests came back without any abnormalities.
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It is believed to be the cause for an uptick in cases of microcephaly and congenital abnormalities in infants born to mothers with the disease.
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If their babies survived, there was a chance they would be born with profound birth defects, including blindness, deafness, heart abnormalities and serious intellectual disabilities.
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Its programs claim to be able to spot abnormalities in medical image scans that would normally take doctors a much longer time to do manually.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp's Ghost wants to correct painful genetic abnormalities caused by irresponsible experimentation after her father fell out with Hank Pym. Yikes!
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Pendharkar's film follows a young couple in Los Angeles who stumble into an unplanned pregnancy and learn that their unborn son is showing frightening abnormalities.
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According to the paper, low genetic diversity in koalas has been associated with genetic abnormalities, which is problematic for the future health of the species.
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"We are still learning about the full range of defects, brain abnormalities, vision problems and other brain issues," Acting CDC Director Dr. Anne Schuchat said.
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Such targeted drugs are seen as a type of personalized medical therapy designed to treat cancer by interrupting unique molecular abnormalities that drive cancer growth.
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A fetus that was aborted weeks after the mother was infected with Zika provides striking evidence that the virus causes fetal brain abnormalities, researchers say.
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Neurologists can identify patterns in a patient's brain wave activity, allowing them to spot abnormalities that could give rise to seizures or other neurological disorders.
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These people had been more prone to a brain swelling side effect in earlier trials known as amyloid-related imaging abnormalities-edema, or ARIA-E.
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Doctors say that while foetal abnormalities can be detected after 18 weeks, the wait can be longer in India where public healthcare facilities are overloaded.
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In one third of the cases, hemorrhagic stroke was associated with vascular abnormalities, such as high blood pressure and inflamed blood vessels, the study found.
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"I remember the nurse pulling my mother aside and saying, 'This ward is full of girls with cancer and girls with reproductive abnormalities,'" she says.
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OA, which occurs when wear and tear on the joints degrades cartilage and leads to bone abnormalities, is extremely common in people 60 and older.
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It was not until the woman returned to Europe that researchers found ultrasound evidence of severe fetal abnormalities during an ultrasound in her 29th week.
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If people had two or more of them, they were considered to have cardio-metabolic abnormalities, or a higher risk of heart-related health problems.
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Geneticists' work became easier with the development of array technology, which enabled smaller abnormalities to be detected, with a resolution of 50,000–100,000 base pairs.
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Then there's SkulltureFactory, which occasionally sells bones, but mostly shares pictures of human remains that have wild abnormalities or have been transformed by burial rituals.
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More severe types may cause curving of the spine, which can make breathing more difficult, or other abnormalities of the skeleton, muscles, teeth and gums.
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In November, Fugal invited me to see the ranch, which he has overhauled with new sensors and cameras designed to detect UFOs or other abnormalities.
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Wolf said his doctor found some abnormalities during a routine examination in late November or early December and that further testing had confirmed the cancer.
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Pathologists identify cancers and other tissue abnormalities in large part by staining tiny fragments of biopsied tissue cut in slices thinner than a human hair.
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It was brought to the attention of the physician assistant on duty that the man had been there several times before and had lab abnormalities.
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That's likely due to the degree of dense breast tissue in women, Gao said, which can cloud the ability of the radiologist to detect abnormalities.
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During the 19th century, sideshows offered one of the few opportunities for people with disabilities and other physical abnormalities to find employment and avoid institutionalization.
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Chilean women will soon be able to seek abortions when their lives are endangered, if their fetus faces fatal abnormalities, or if they've been raped.
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Most people who are infected with Zika have mild symptoms but infections in pregnant women have been linked to microcephaly and other brain abnormalities in babies.
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The World Health Organization has said the "most likely explanation" is that Zika virus infection during pregnancy is a cause of congenital brain abnormalities including microcephaly.
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With all upper-body abnormalities — the cyst and lipoma — safely extracted, Janice and Cheri are able to walk out of the office happily, arm in arm.
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The addition of Harambe's sperm will help ensure that there is enough diversity throughout the protected gorilla population, preventing the occurrence of genetic diseases and abnormalities.
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Sifting through all of the data to find abnormalities takes a lot of time and effort, and analysts can only work so many hours a day.
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Researchers compared requests for abortion pills made before and after November 2015, the date of the first warnings of a link between Zika and birth abnormalities.
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Abortion is "rife with the potential for eugenic manipulation", he wrote, and prenatal tests giving women information about fetal abnormalities add fuel to a moral travesty.
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But the comparison to humans is a question mark and comparison even to the control group of rats is problematic because of abnormalities in that group.
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Though 81 athletes have abnormalities using 2017 criteria, the numbers were higher using criteria from previous years: 108 using 2014 guidelines, and 131 using 2012 guidelines.
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Texas' current law bans abortions after 20 weeks of gestation, with certain exceptions, such as if the fetus has "severe and irreversible" abnormalities or is unviable.
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Severe emotional shock "can cause constriction of the vessels of the heart, which can mimic a heart attack, which can cause cardiac rhythm abnormalities," Wright said.
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Del Marsh, the Senate leader, is an Episcopalian, which condones abortion in cases of rape, incest or fetal abnormalities, exceptions that are not in Alabama's bill.
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In order to avoid placing this important task on the backburner, companies can turn to a managed services provider to review logs daily for any abnormalities.
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Pediatric surgeons like Peranteau, who works at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, usually can't try to fix these abnormalities until their patients leave their mother's bodies behind.
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The abnormalities included microcephaly, calcification of the brain, abnormal flow of amniotic fluid, abnormal flow of blood to the brain and fetal deaths, the study said.
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The autopsy also showed severe structural abnormalities in the fetus's brain, said study author Tatjana Avšič Županc, a microbiologist at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia.
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In July, the Irish parliament blocked a bill that would have allowed abortions to take place in Irish hospitals in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities. pic.twitter.
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The agreement provides that Kim and Kanye "assume the legal and parental responsibilities for any child ... that may possess any congenital or other abnormalities or defects."
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Numerous reports have linked older fatherhood with an increased risk of autism, psychiatric illness, neurologic disease such as neurofibromatosis, pediatric cancer and chromosomal abnormalities in children.
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For instance, when immigrants entered Ellis Island, physicians would examine their bodies for physical abnormalities, and observe their expressions and speech for errant, perhaps "psychopathic" tendencies.
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The most recent Apple Watch smartwatches include features that track an irregular heart rate as well as potential abnormalities in the heart's rhythm, via an electrocardiogram.
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The specialist wondered if Cameron had a rare genetic syndrome that's known to cause tumors and, in turn, hormone abnormalities, skin lesions, and high calcium levels.
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Millions more lose their children before his or her fifth birthday from complications such as premature birth, congenital abnormalities or childhood illnesses like pneumonia and diarrhea.
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As he once put it, it isn't the physical or mental abnormalities that really horrify us, but the lack of order in our reality they represent.
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But isolating and understanding specific gene abnormalities is challenging with diploid cells because they typically have a copy that is normal and serves as a backup.
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Baby boys exposed in the womb to phthalates, a chemical used in plastics, are at risk of birth defects in their reproductive organs and behavioral abnormalities.
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Irish women seeking abortions, even in cases of rape, incest and fatal or severe fetal abnormalities, must travel abroad, and many of them go to Britain.
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In cases of rape, incest or fetal abnormalities, women have had to either carry the pregnancy to term or travel outside the territory for the termination.
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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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The most common side effects were infusion reaction and one known as ARIA, or amyloid-related imaging abnormalities, which can manifest as brain swelling or bleeding.
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Darktrace uses advanced machine learning and mathematics developed at the University of Cambridge to identify abnormalities in a company's IT network that might be an attack.
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But researchers now know that facial abnormalities don't appear in all affected children, and are only linked to alcohol exposure in the first trimester of pregnancy.
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Brain abnormalities have been discovered in the victims of the mysterious health attacks on people in the U.S. Embassy in Cuba, according to The Associated Press.
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"Hopefully, as this work continues, we will see some of these abnormalities disappear in terms of the quality of the eggs that we get," he said.
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For pregnant women Zika can be a much bigger problem because they can pass the virus on to their fetuses, which can trigger serious brain abnormalities.
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Rhesus monkeys that were infected with the flu during pregnancy had babies with smaller brains and other abnormalities similar to those seen in schizophrenia, Spectrum reported.
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They said these could have been caused by exposure to radiation, though they also cautioned that such abnormalities could also have other causes, like heavy smoking.
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Unlike the Move ECG, it continuously monitors the wearer's heart rate for abnormalities and will send an alert to take an ECG if those are detected.
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It happens because healthy people are often tested or screened to find the early signs of disease, and because diagnostic technology can see ever-smaller abnormalities.
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That's because at 2 months old, Dylan was diagnosed with microcephaly, a rare neurological condition that causes small head-size, brain abnormalities and possible reduced life expectancy.
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The runners had some abnormalities in heart structure and function after completing the marathon, according to the study, which was published in the journal Circulation in 2006.
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And in March, Mike Pence, his pick for vice president, signed an Indiana bill that would prohibit abortions based on fetal abnormalities, including disabilities like Down syndrome.
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However, in a dramatic about-face that drew international condemnation, the mercurial former coup leader on Friday decried "serious and unacceptable abnormalities" and called for fresh polls.
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Additionally, firms should be wary of providers attempting to sell unsupervised machine-learning (UML) and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms that promise to identify threat-actors through abnormalities.
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The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said no nuclear facilities in Japan were showing signs of abnormalities following Wednesday's quake and no power outages were reported.
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The extent and severity of the abnormalities can vary from person to person, but many are missing part of their chest muscle, or part of their hand.
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One of the women, in her 30s, elected to have an abortion after a 20-week ultrasound revealed that her fetus was suffering from severe brain abnormalities.
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The bill makes exceptions in instances of rape or incest, to prevent a woman's death or severe impairment and for lethal fetal abnormalities confirmed by two doctors.
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Pappas is the director of clinical genetic services at NYU Langone Health in New York and he treats children born with genetic disorders and evaluates fetal abnormalities.
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Know the symptoms Many women are taught to look for new lumps or masses in their breast tissue but it's important to be aware of other abnormalities.
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"We did not expect to see these brain abnormalities in this small case series of US pregnant travelers," noted the CDC's Denise Jamieson in a conference call.
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For the pap smear, she will use a swab to grab cells from your cervix that she can send to the laboratory to be checked for abnormalities.
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Paddock's brain is being sent to Stanford University for a months-long examination after a visual inspection during an autopsy found "no abnormalities," Las Vegas authorities said.
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EU mission notes voting 'abnormalities' International observers reported some irregularities with the count and asked the electoral commission to publish the results for each individual polling station.
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" Northam's office later clarified that his comments referred only to a situation in which a woman with a "nonviable pregnancy or severe fetal abnormalities went into labor.
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None of the known causes of the condition—which include genetic abnormalities, drugs, alcohol, rubella infection and exposure to some chemicals during pregnancy—seemed a plausible culprit.
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This is the latest in a series of research studies finding that artificial intelligence can be a useful tool to assist physicians in screening for medical abnormalities.
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"The campaign is grateful to all those who have expended time and effort to investigate various claims of abnormalities and irregularities," Elias wrote in a Medium post.
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According to Planned Parenthood's annual report, nearly 2000,22015 women in 210 had cancer detected earlier or had abnormalities identified through screenings offered by the health care organization.
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According to a 2016 Amnesty International poll, 75 percent of the people believed that abortion should be legal in cases of rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormalities.
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Second, elevated blood pressure levels in children are associated with early damage to blood vessels and other heart abnormalities, such as stiff arteries and thickened heart muscle.
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A. We treat children, teens and young adults who have disabilities or medical conditions including genetic abnormalities, complex deformities, rare disorders, and traumatic brain and spine injuries.
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The measure shields doctors from lawsuits if they withhold information about potential fetal abnormalities if they believe the information may prompt the parents to seek an abortion.
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That suggests that ultrasounds may pick up signs of severe fetal abnormalities "only very late in gestation - in many cases too late to terminate the pregnancy," Drs.
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Studies show a clear association between repeated heading with abnormalities in white matter brain tissue and poorer cognitive performance — the more heading, the more likely the damage.
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In addition to microcephaly, researchers reported finding other abnormalities linked with Zika including fetal deaths, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation and injury to the central nervous system.
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The World Health Organization declared a global health emergency in February, reflecting alarm over the discovery that Zika was linked to microcephaly and other severe neurological abnormalities.
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These abnormalities may occur at birth or develop later on, and as a result, people with them often don't fit the typical molds of either biological sex.
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Stress and lack of sleep can worsen the symptoms, Dr. Small said, but the side effects of medications, infections, thyroid abnormalities and depression can also impair memory.
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I had been so immersed in my mission, and so accustomed to respiratory abnormalities as an asthmatic, that I hadn't even noticed that my breathing was impaired.
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An egg must be fertilized, grown into an embryo for about five days, screened for genetic abnormalities and then implanted in the womb and carried to term.
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There are no other exceptions — not rape, not incest, not fatal fetal abnormalities — and those who violate the law could, in theory, be given a life sentence.
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Chest X-rays and CT scans revealed shadows or abnormalities in both lungs in all of the patients, which has become a defining characteristic of the illness.
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But, once again, these studies cannot tell us whether the brain abnormalities are the result of excessive internet use, or a pre-existing risk factor for it.
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When Peterson later combed through old pathology reports for 7,21950 feline necropsies, he found that the thyroid abnormalities he was seeing were rare until the late 21956s.
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She's been diagnosed with cerebral venous thrombosis; head trauma, pregnancy, cancer, brain infection, autoimmune diseases and inborn clotting abnormalities are all predisposing factors, per The Washington Post.
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Northam, a pediatric neurologist, insisted that what he was describing was only in instances of non-viable pregnancies or "severe fetal abnormalities," but the damage was done.
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Some are even equipped to detect THC oil, a compound found in marijuana, and pick up sound abnormalities like shouting, which could be helpful in preventing bullying.
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Practically all of the pets were rescues of some sort with various abnormalities, and the ones that didn't cling to life well past their prime died prematurely.
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More disturbing, 88 per cent of the stranded dolphins found in the spill zone had abnormalities in their lungs, including organs that were partially or completely collapsed.
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A study by the European Food Safety Authority in 2008 said that developmental abnormalities in clones and unusually large offspring resulted in difficult births and excessive neonatal deaths.
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The method, researchers said, could be applied to identifying other types of viral or bacterial infections, or even be programmed to hunt for cancer markers and chromosomal abnormalities.
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They criticized the prior research, suggesting that its conclusions about the skeleton&aposs so-called abnormalities — such as missing ribs — reflected an incomplete understanding of normal fetal development.
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"There were so many young children who were born with abnormalities—harelips, club feet, heart valves—that were... they were going to die within a year," says Ron.
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The trip to the United States was essential after doctors in Tehran told her family last month that she has structural abnormalities and two holes in her heart.
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If unchanged, these state laws will compel women to carry babies to term even if they know their child will have extreme brain abnormalities from the Zika virus.
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And yet the Texas Senate earlier this month passed a "pro-life" bill that severely restricts abortions -- even a fetus with "severe and irreversible" abnormalities is not exempted.
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Smush gets her name from the unusually adorable arrangement of her furry face; however, her unique look is the result of several genetic abnormalities and a cleft lip.
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Meanwhile, other businesses will pay for a system to play the role of CCTV monitor, observing camera footage for long periods of time and flagging abnormalities for reference.
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It's important to note that even with the shot, adults with cervixes should still schedule regular pap smears and/or HPV tests to screen for cancers and abnormalities.
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Kestner's story is about Madsen and von Bengtson, and it brushes off Madsen's behavioral abnormalities as the result of a concussion (and not in a particularly convincing way).
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If the Malfoys were pureblood wizards, surely they might experience some of the same genetic abnormalities, like — in Scorpius's case — being barely able to squeak out his words.
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The patient complained of a noise in his left ear, but the imaging shows abnormalities that are much more striking on the right side than the left side.
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Sequenom's patent relates to a non-invasive test of a pregnant woman's blood to detect fetal DNA, in order to screen for genetic abnormalities such as Down Syndrome.
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Genetic diseases occur when genetic abnormalities are expressed under the right set of environmental and/or biological conditions, resulting in a set of characteristics known as a phenotype.
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He thinks AI will be particularly useful for repetitive, error-prone tasks, such as sifting images, scrutinising heart traces for abnormalities or transcribing doctors' words into patient records.
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In addition to birth abnormalities, the Zika virus has also been tied to an uptick in adult neurological disorders such as Guillain-Barré syndrome, which can cause paralysis.
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The technology works by following genomic mutations in circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) and cancer-associated protein markers in plasma to identify abnormalities that are common across multiple cancers.
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"You see the same types of abnormalities in a milder form in the brain in people with diabetes that you see in people with Alzheimer's disease," Simonson said.
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There are several other potential causes: abnormalities in the womb or cervix, genetic faults inherited from the parents, hormone imbalances, polycystic ovary syndrome, various infections and so on.
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" Northam's spokeswoman, Ofirah Yheskel, clarified that his comments referred only to a situation in which a woman with a "nonviable pregnancy or severe fetal abnormalities went into labor.
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Placental abruption (which affects 1 in 100 pregnancies), sexually transmitted diseases, the ZIKA virus, rubella, chicken pox, and common bacterial diseases can all cause placental abnormalities during pregnancy.
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There have been cases in which children with genetic diseases or abnormalities seek but cannot find information about their sperm donor to help with treatments or future risks.
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In 2013, North Dakota became the first state in the country to pass a law that banned abortions due to abnormalities in the child's genes, among other restrictions.
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According to the Charlotte Observer staff at the Levine Children's Hospital told authorities that Dixon had been alone with her son when monitors showed abnormalities in his breathing.
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More immediately, a handful of the abnormalities—eight in men and 13 in women—were enough, collectively, to diagnose with greater than 90% accuracy who had the disease.
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The conclusion should settle months of debate about the connection between the infection and these birth defects, called microcephaly, as well as other neurological abnormalities, the officials said.
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The finding suggests that the roughly 10 percent of babies born with multiple symptoms of CMV infection, like brain abnormalities and hearing loss, could benefit from antiviral drugs.
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That makes the dental record of the condition important because abnormalities within teeth don't disappear with age, as evidence of bowed legs, for example, can, in adult bones.
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Zika can cause "neurodevelopmental abnormalities," which include a wide range of health problems related to nerve cell development: problems walking, swallowing, hearing, seeing, cerebral palsy and epileptic seizures.
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Now I know a very different story: studies have linked the drug with an increased risk of heart abnormalities in the babies of women who were taking it.
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I've thought a lot about why I watch the show so obsessively and what pathological abnormalities exist in me that I find a sex crime show so soothing.
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Structural abnormalities of the heart are the most common birth defect, occurring in 8 out of every 1,000 births, according to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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A British charity called Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) conducts ECGs on 18- to 35-year-old adults—athletes and non-athletes alike—to detect any abnormalities.
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"Now what I'm seeing are younger and younger kids coming in with more severe situations: stress fractures in the spine, torn A.C.L.s, growth abnormalities, neurological issues," John said.
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Athletes may be cleared to return to the playing field after scoring normally on a static balance test, says Oldham, but their gait tests could still show abnormalities.
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The mechanism is unclear, but it may be that some reproductive abnormalities are caused by the same things that cause cardiovascular disease — namely, inflammation and blood vessel dysfunction.
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Extensive epidemiologic studies associate pesticide exposure with adverse birth and developmental outcomes, including preterm birth, low birth weight, congenital abnormalities, pediatric cancers, neurobehavioral and cognitive deficits, and asthma.
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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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When the light bar is green, it perfectly negotiates every normal situation and ensures that you're watching out for abnormalities like busted tires or garbage in the road.
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As the virus spreads from Brazil, experts are expecting to see other countries in the Americas begin to report cases of babies born with potentially Zika-linked abnormalities.
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Global health officials are investigating a potential link between pregnant women infected with the virus and the development of birth defects, including brain and cranial abnormalities, in their newborns.
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The virus, which can also be transmitted through sex with an infected person, has been linked to a variety of serious birth defects, including microcephaly and severe brain abnormalities.
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The organoids may also be used for safety screening of drugs for possible use in early pregnancy, and to deepen understanding of how chromosomal abnormalities can disrupt normal development.
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A 2014 study on late-term abortions by Yale researchers found that 79.2 percent of the procedures were for birth defects or chromosomal abnormalities, while 20.8 percent were elective.
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Still, the proposal is a conduit for Democrats' outrage over accusations of voting abnormalities in hotly contested midterm elections and frustration over Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Pregnant mothers who have had even low exposure to the pesticide can end up giving birth to children with long-term and potentially irreversible brain abnormalities, researchers have discovered.
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Usually, this sort of data comes after a woman has a child and some moms might not even be given the option to test an embryo for genetic abnormalities.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has concluded that infection with the Zika virus in pregnant women is a cause of microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities.
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If so, says (now retired) New York City internist Michael Reitano, the person it's attached to probably doesn't have cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, hormone abnormalities or nervous system disorders.
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With LDCT, however, more than one in four patients get so-called false-positive results, when they're told they have potentially malignant abnormalities that turn out to be benign.
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As soon as he was born, he was diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia — in other words, a congenital heart defect that causes five distinct heart abnormalities.
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Those abnormalities might include a urethra that's not quite in the right position, reflux, or incomplete bladder emptying so that the urine sits there for long periods of time.
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And if you don't take steps to manage your glucose, there is an increased risk of still birth, birth trauma, and electrolyte abnormalities in your baby, Dr. Brightman says.
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But that struggle has been magnified for Jessica McCoy, who made the difficult decision to abort her daughter after six months of pregnancy because the baby had fetal abnormalities.
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The rare declaration was spurred by growing concern that the Zika infection in pregnant women is linked to microcephaly a birth defect that causes small head and brain abnormalities.
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The authors also write that the ECG data suggest NBA players have more heart abnormalities compared to other athletes, and this may be because the average age is older.
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"We expedited the recovery, performed an initial assessment of what was the most likely cause, isolated that equipment, inspected the other equipment to identify any obvious abnormalities," McAvoy said.
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These disorders impact "all major systems of the body" and result in developmental delays, vision and hearing abnormalities, and even death, according to the Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorders.
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Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized, as well as other brain abnormalities.
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In June, examining doctors diagnosed her condition as heart abnormalities, specifically, an irregular heartbeat and a weakness of the atrioventricular valves which prevent a reverse flow of the blood.
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U.S. health officials have concluded that infection with the Zika virus in pregnant women is a cause of the birth defect microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities in babies.
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Microcephaly is "now only one of several" birth abnormalities associated with the Zika virus, Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health Organization, said during a press conference today.
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Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly - a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized - as well as other brain abnormalities.
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Chris*, a 19 year old with Holt-Oram syndrome—which leads to skeletal abnormalities of the upper limbs and heart problems—was incredibly enthusiastic about his experiences with devotees.
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Although an MRI might reveal some abnormalities in the part of the brain that processes emotions like fear and anxiety, imaging like that is rarely if ever entirely conclusive.
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"We cannot explain how or why, she didn't have any abnormalities otherwise," Kevan Craig, D.O., chief of the Division of Rehabilitative Medicine at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, tells PEOPLE.
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The bill that caused all the uproar was a modest proposal that would have allowed women to terminate their pregnancy when a fetus was shown to have fatal abnormalities.
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Their mothers are also more likely to develop pregnancy-related complications like miscarriage, high blood pressure, gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia, premature labor, placental abnormalities, cesarean delivery and prolonged hospitalization.
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Darktrace differentiates itself in using advanced machine learning and mathematics developed at the University of Cambridge to identify abnormalities in a company's IT network that might be an attack.
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The World Health Organization in an updated assessment said the "most likely explanation" is that Zika virus infection during pregnancy is a cause of congenital brain abnormalities including microcephaly.
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Dr. Pullen pointed out that in addition to uncontrollable hunger, the common childhood symptoms of Prader-Willi syndrome suggest that neurological abnormalities may underlie the disorder's most challenging problems.
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"The governor's comments focused on the tragic and extremely rare case in which a woman with a nonviable pregnancy or severe fetal abnormalities went into labor," the spokesperson said.
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After remdesivir, Dr. Town said, the next choice would be hydroxychloroquine, as long as the patient did not have abnormalities in heart rhythm, which would make the drug unsafe.
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In other cancers, researchers sometimes describe the tumors as "hot," meaning they tend to have many mutations — genetic abnormalities that the immune system can recognize as foreign and attack.
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While the "near space" networks in the brains of well-rested participants didn't show any abnormalities, those of the other group were "braced" and on alert for potential threats.
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Today, however, they are primarily sold, at a cost of $6,000 to $12,000, as a way to screen for chromosomal abnormalities that could lead to failed implantation or miscarriages.
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Three studies published this week say that babies born to mothers infected with Zika still face brain damage risks, even if they do not display abnormalities like small heads.
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Apple in late November announced plans for a heart study to find out whether the Apple Watch can accurately measure the heart's rhythm to pick up on potential abnormalities.
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"Existing evidence and unpublished data shared with WHO highlight the wider range of congenital abnormalities probably associated with the acquisition of Zika virus infection in utero," the editorial said.
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"Crabs showed clearly visible physical abnormalities and sluggish behavior compared to the healthy crabs we had observed elsewhere," Executive Director of LUMCON and lead author Craig McClain told CNN.
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The president's office disclosed on Monday that Bolsonaro, 64, had suffered a fall and was taken to a hospital Monday night for a brain scan, which detected no abnormalities.
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It also has an electrocardiogram sensor, which will soon be able to monitor heart activity and can detect abnormalities and health issues, although that feature isn't available at launch.
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However, these women, who are typically older and may have endocrine or other abnormalities, are not a reliable group for determining long-term risks for young, healthy egg donors.
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The technology has been hailed as a scientific breakthrough that could lead to cures for diseases driven by genetic mutations or abnormalities and also have applications for agricultural crops.
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Studies have linked exposure to a phthalate known as DEHP—found in relaxers—in the womb to genital abnormalities in newborn boys, which may later affect their reproductive health.
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