One in five children with congenital heart defects failed both tests, compared with just one in seven children without congenital heart defects.
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Some of the most common congenital heart defects include:Ventricular septal defect, the most common congenital heart defect, is when a hole forms between the ventricles in utero.
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Nearly 45 percent of children with congenital heart defects failed to meet standards on at least one of the tests, compared with only 37.5 percent of children without congenital heart defects.
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Congenital malformations, the primary cause of infant death, dropped 11%.
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Congenital heart disease refers to heart defects present at birth.
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Of the nine residents here, seven have congenital rubella syndrome.
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That's especially tragic because congenital syphilis is 100 percent preventable.
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In 2013, there were 362 reported cases of congenital syphilis.
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These issues may be congenital or acquired or even temporary.
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As a result, I was born with Congenital Rubella Syndrome.
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Even though people use the terms "congenital heart defect" and "congenital heart disease" interchangeably, a CHD is not actually a disease — it just refers to an anatomical ailment or abnormality, according to the AHA.
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Pregnant women also risk giving birth to babies with congenital diseases.
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For example, there is more than one kind of congenital blindness.
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Common indicators also apply to many types of congenital heart defects.
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Viral infections like rubella can also contribute to congenital heart defects.
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Congenital syphilis cases hit a record high in 2015, CDC said.
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At present, congenital heart defects affect about 40,000 births per year.
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Congenital syphilis puts a baby at risk for other health problems.
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Mending a wounded heart Burdick was diagnosed with congenital heart disease.
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Nearly one-third of the congenital syphilis cases are from California.
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Some are victims of conflict, others were born with congenital conditions.
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Nick Newell was born with congenital amputation of his left arm.
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In that America, congenital liars and sexual harassers don't get punished.
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So we decided to have a baby with congenital health defects.
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They had also lost two infant sons to congenital heart defects.
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The total includes some 20183,22018 cases of congenital syphilis in newborns.
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The total includes some 20183,22018 cases of congenital syphilis in newborns.
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Colorblindness is, typically, a congenital weakness in one set or another.
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Ms. Chacón was known to have had a congenital heart condition.
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Maya was born without legs because of a condition called congenital amputation.
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And cases of congenital syphilis increased threefold over that same time period.
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The spokeswoman added that congenital infections had caused 270 cases of microcephaly.
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The [congenital heart defect] family network is incredibly strong and tight knit.
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This is partly congenital, for Mr Gove is a bundle of contradictions.
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The 33-year-old sees several specialists for a congenital heart condition.
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He has a congenital heart defect and he uses a feeding tube.
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However, Max has spent his entire life battling a congenital heart defect.
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His condition, called congenital insensitivity to pain, or CIP, is exceedingly rare.
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S.M.A. is a congenital and progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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"That's a general finding, in any cause of congenital painlessness," he says.
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I've often said that I sometimes consider it like a congenital disease.
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The U.S. has no way of tracking congenital heart defect statistics, so Gilboa's team joined forces with Canadian colleagues and used the Québec Congenital Heart Disease Database to estimate the rates of these conditions in the U.S. in 2010.
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She also had several other congenital brain defects and microcephaly, a small head.
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Billy suffers from the congenital heart condition tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia.
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I was born with a congenital heart defect called a single ventricle heart.
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Worldwide, more than 100,000 children are born each year with congenital rubella syndrome.
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It transfers power through a mechanism which promotes congenital defects rather than intelligence.
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They found the calf had serious congenital defects and would not have survived.
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My sister was born with congenital deafness, and my dad has some too.
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Past studies have shown an increased risk of congenital malformations among obese mothers.
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TOF is a congenital condition and requires surgery within six months of birth.
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Her son, Alejandro, suffers from a congenital heart defect, asthma and kidney problems.
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He has performed reconstructive surgeries on children and adults with congenital facial deformities.
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Kimmel's monologue about his son's congenital heart condition went viral on social media.
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Congenital syphilis is associated with serious health consequences, like stillbirths and neonatal deaths.
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He was also diagnosed with tibial hemimelia, a rare congenital lower-limb anomaly.
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It's unclear what the link is between high temperatures and congenital heart problems.
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Brennan has osteogenesis imperfecta, a congenital disease that makes bones curved and weak.
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Over the same period, the rate of congenital syphilis increased by 87 percent.
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His youngest daughter, 2, has a congenital heart defect, according to the lawsuit.
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Think of all the congenital heart disease I've been missing out on. HORRIBLE.
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Geneticists have been studying congenital insensitivity to pain only since the nineteen-nineties.
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Born with a congenital heart defect, London has undergone four open heart surgeries.
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A younger brother, Gidi, died of a congenital heart disease as an infant.
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A younger brother, Gidi, died of a congenital heart disease as an infant.
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Dan: I have a congenital heart condition, and it doesn't bother me at all, but I need to get checked out once a year, and there are only so many places that specialize in monitoring adults with congenital heart conditions.
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Unfortunately, he passed away at two days old due to a congenital heart defect.
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The higher rate of congenital problems "is probably due to chance," Dreyer's team wrote.
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Hunter is able to rule out congenital heart failure, as well as alcohol poisoning.
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Leber congenital aumaurosis is a degenerative disease that can eventually lead to total blindness.
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Hyper Light Drifter was an expression of the designer's experience with congenital heart disease.
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There have been about 3,500 cases of congenital microcephaly, according to Brazilian health authorities.
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These findings suggest that something about congenital blindness may protect a person from schizophrenia.
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I'm a congenital amputee so I have this huge abductor roll, it looks odd.
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" "Ethan was born with nine congenital heart defects and he has two left lungs.
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"Class was congenital," she writes, summarizing a mid-19th-century view of poor whites.
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"I am a congenital optimist," Collins said in announcing her decision Friday in Maine.
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Some diseases, especially congenital malformations of the heart, kidney, or lung, exclusively affect children.
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The treatment would help those with Leber congenital amaurosis, a rare genetic retinal disease.
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Until recently, the Zika virus was not widely associated with the congenital brain condition.
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Allis also suffers from a rare congenital heart disease called hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
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For example, Forbes would like you to know that millennials are congenital job-switchers.
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Hillary Clinton may have been a "congenital liar," as William Safire famously put it.
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Schwarzenegger, who had a congenital heart defect, had undergone pulmonic valve replacement in 1997.
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"We've always done a lot of charitable work, especially around congenital heart defect," Quinn said.
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The study involved 23 babies diagnosed with a congenital infection associated with the Zika virus.
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Kern County had 28 cases of congenital syphilis in 2015, up from one in 2011.
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There were also three times as many stillbirths due to congenital syphilis compared with 2016.
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Babies dying from preventable conditions, like congenital syphilis, is not an outcome we can accept.
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Congenital heart defects affect nearly 1% of all newborns each year in the United States.
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In 1983, Nan Warren's first daughter died at the age of 2 of congenital anomalies.
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Congenital heart disease is the number one birth defect, affecting about 40,000 children each year.
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The baby tested positive for Legionella bacteria and was found to have congenital heart disease.
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The patient was the first newborn known to survive a congenital infection with Ebola virus.
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I have pre-existing conditions — including a congenital heart defect — that have affected my premiums.
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Why is primary familial and congenital polycythemia a genetic gift and hyperandrogenism a disqualifying curse?
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Ms. Zhao gave birth in early January to a daughter with a congenital heart condition.
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Sagal reminds us that Fixx had a congenital heart defect and never saw a doctor.
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"This is a congenital issue that affects a small number of the population," Eppler said.
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Of the travellers, three pregnant women were infected, resulting in two cases of congenital infection.
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Despite the congenital issue with her eyelids, Jubilee doesn't suffer from any other health issues.
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Did she die of tear gas inhalation, or was it from a congenital heart condition?
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The candidate himself, a congenital optimist, expects America's readiness to take in refugees to return.
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She softens the Hapsburgs' characteristic coldness and smoothes overs their prognathism and other congenital deformities.
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The infant had complex medical needs due to prematurity, gastrointestinal problems and congenital heart disease.
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Among Finns, for instance, congenital nephrotic syndrome, a relatively rare kidney disease, is uniquely prevalent.
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"Based on what we know from other congenital infections, we expect more information will emerge about these health problems as these children grow," said Peggy Honein, a co-author of the new report and director of the CDC's Division of Congenital and Developmental Disorders.
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The fear of being eliminated from society is very immediate for communities with congenital, testable disabilities; Down syndrome is a popular example, but it's also possible to test for many forms of dwarfism, as well as a variety of congenital physical and developmental disabilities.
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The compensation also covers miscarriages and congenital illnesses of the workers' children such as child cancer.
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The risk for a heart rhythm problem was also highest among children with congenital heart disease.
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MRKH is congenital, which means that abnormalities form during fetal development and are present at birth.
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Each one of my three childhood friends had given birth to babies with mild congenital anomalies.
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Dudley says errors in this process cause congenital heart defects, though it's not always clear how.
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Pechstein emphatically denies doping and says the irregularity is the result of a congenital blood disorder.
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"Ever since I was 10 years old, I was diagnosed with congenital heart block," he said.
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The series has them help people who have congenital deformities or are the victims of accidents.
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Billy Kimmel was born with a congenital heart defect called tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia.
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Birth defects, or congenital malformations, accounted for 31 percent of U.S. infant deaths during the study.
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You'll remember: Kimmel got real about his son's congenital heart defect during his Monday night monologue.
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Georgians have, it seems, a congenital need to party and all are welcome, particularly the robust.
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Pechstein fought the ban, eventually contending that she inherited a congenital blood disorder from her father.
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Treatment of pregnant women with penicillin is up to 98 percent effective in preventing congenital syphilis.
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Chigbu's daughter was born with a congenital defect and had to have her right leg amputated.
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The highest rate of congenital disease was found in Louisiana, with 93.4 cases per 100,000 births.
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But there were no links seen for changes in birth length, head circumference or congenital malformations.
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And it would have done so by bolstering Hollywood's congenital elevation of flashy, often sexist mediocrities.
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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Zachary Orr announced his retirement after learning he has a congenital spinal condition.
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"You might know that only four out of 10,000 people get congenital heart disease," Rutledge explained.
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A congenital abnormality would have been present on both sides of the femur, not just one.
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All the while, Mr. Agha's eyesight slowly faded, a congenital failure that also afflicted his brother.
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Additionally, 97 of the instances included records of maternal complications or at least one congenital anomaly.
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Tuesday morning, Twitter released a new batch of tools designed to combat its congenital harassment problem.
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An HHS spokesman at the time told CNN the girl had a history of congenital heart defects.
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He was diagnosed with Congenital High Airway Obstruction Syndrome because his trachea did not form, she said.
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Having a parent with a congenital heart defect triples the likelihood that the child will have it.
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I'm worried because my 20153-year-old daughter has a serious preexisting condition, a congenital heart defect.
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I'm worried because my 7-year-old daughter has a serious preexisting condition, a congenital heart defect.
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The most severely disabled children with congenital rubella syndrome were often destined for a lifetime of institutionalization.
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Historical averages of congenital malformations were stable at about 40/100,000 live births until November of 2015.
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Ollie, 7, underwent multiple surgeries to correct congenital heart defects during the first year of his life.
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Among all the babies born to the parents in the studies, roughly 137,600 had congenital heart defects.
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Her prognosis could've been far bleaker: doctors did discover that the puppy has a congenital eye defect.
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The region eradicated smallpox in 1971, poliomyelitis in 1994, and rubella and congenital rubella syndrome in 2015.
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He also said at the time the condition was congenital and had nothing to do with steroids.
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Babies of normal-weight mothers had a 3.4% risk of a major congenital malformation, the researchers calculated.
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But the Brazil outbreak is the first time Zika is being correlated to this microcephalic congenital deformity.
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It is the second most common cause of developmental delay and congenital heart disease after Down's syndrome.
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A year earlier she'd given birth to my sister Cynthia, who also had albinism, a congenital disorder.
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Microcephaly is a congenital neurological condition that presents with an abnormally small head and brain development issues.
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But a congenital heart defect had prevented one of his older brothers, Chuckie, from doing the same.
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CMV is the most common congenital viral infection and the leading nongenetic cause of deafness in children.
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Common causes include congenital deformities and genetic mutations, disorders related to low birth weight, and maternal complications.
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For instance, all the cases so far have involved children born with microcephaly, known as congenital microcephaly.
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"I hope Piper's story can give hope to other parents with kids who have congenital heart defects."
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People with severe congenital neuropathy tend to die young, because they injure themselves so frequently and severely.
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There are high rates of congenital cardiac and gastrointestinal anomalies, often requiring lifesaving emergency surgery after birth.
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In the case of rubella, also known as German measles, the process of establishing proof of a link with congenital defects started in 1940, when Norman Gregg, an ophthalmologist from Sydney, noticed a spike in cases of babies with congenital cataracts after an epidemic of German measles in Australia.
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"When we learned he was suffering from congenital heart failure, everything in our world changed," Hillenburg tells PEOPLE.
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Billy was born with congenital heart disease that required the life-threatening operation, which thankfully was a success.
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"Most concerning in that overall case count -- there were 94 infant deaths related to congenital syphilis," Torrone said.
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Congenital heart disease occurs when a baby's heart or blood vessels develop in abnormal ways in the womb.
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Higher exposure to air pollutants has been associated with lower birth weights, preterm deliveries and congenital heart defects.
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Structural problems with the heart, known as congenital heart defects, occur in just under 1 percent of babies.
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These drugs and toxins induce the same state that is present in those with congenital insensitivity to pain.
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They have congenital rubella syndrome, which they acquired during an outbreak of the rubella virus, or German measles.
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Cooper's example, and years of raising children with congenital rubella syndrome, taught them how to fight for services.
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She was also later diagnosed with gonadal dysgenesis, a congenital condition linked to cases of rare chromosome configurations.
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In a statement Thursday, Weber said the 10-year-old girl had a history of congenital heart defects.
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Luxturna targets a rare genetic disease, Leber's congenital amaurosis, that causes blindness in about 1 in 200,000 people.
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He was born with a rare congenital disability that left his legs underdeveloped and limited his motor skills.
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" He continued by defending Cruz for working nonstop while Trump golfs ... and called the Prez a "congenital liar.
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Ethan's insides are a math all their own: two left lungs, five spleens, and nine congenital heart defects.
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But the number of children born with Congenital Zika Syndrome is straining Brazil's already threadbare public health system.
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Just one day after their first baby was born, Paul was found to have five congenital heart defects.
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She's currently training for her next goal -- to be the first American Ninja Warrior with congenital heart disease.
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In May, the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host told viewers about his son's treatment for a congenital heart defect.
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Another issue is that other flaviviruses like zika haven't been linked to this kind of congenital deformity before.
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Burn victims and individuals with congenital deformities were once the main beneficiaries of plastic surgery in these hospitals.
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Moreover, the specific mutation in CEP290 is "more forgiving" than other mutations that cause congenital diseases, Comander said.
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Among other things, it might have dissuaded other sexual predators and congenital liars from running for high office.
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He was born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a congenital disorder characterized by the absence of arms and legs.
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Congenital syphilis can be treated with penicillin, but the damage caused by the disease can last a lifetime.
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Their employees were rich — congenital dorkiness having become phenomenally lucrative — and a "new economy" was on the horizon.
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The three drugs even increased the likelihood that male babies would be born with congenital malformations, Kristensen noted.
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" The lyrics of the closing track, "Congenital Evil," reinforce the message: "Why do you always have to obey?
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Doctors said Layla had suffered from a congenital heart defect that, one suggested, might have caused her death.
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I'm 46, so I've been around long enough to know people are sometimes stunned by my congenital amputation.
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The overall increase in congenital syphilis outpaces the national increase in sexually transmitted disease overall, the report indicated.
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I was born with a rare disease that affects 1.5% of the world population called Congenital Melanotic Nevus.
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This is the type of mental time travel you do when you have a child with congenital CMV.
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When I was in medical school, essentially all children with congenital heart disease or who contracted leukemia died.
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So how did an intelligent person trained as a journalist, a self-described congenital skeptic, fall for them?
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It says she suffered from a congenital heart defect and died after her blood circulation and respiratory system stopped.
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I got to know him through a friend of mine whose toddler nearly died of a congenital heart defect.
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When it comes to determining how dangerous they are, Dudley says that congenital heart defects occur on a spectrum.
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Lorena Bolaños was born with a large congenital nevus, a mole that covers a large portion of her body.
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Born with a congenital heart defect in May 2014, she had a heart transplant at just 6 days old.
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Darlyn was treated for a congenital heart defect at various hospitals -- including in San Antonio, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona.
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Gellar's plea to fight Trumpcare comes after Jimmy Kimmel opened up about his son's congenital heart condition last week.
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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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Albinism is a congenital disorder affecting between one in 5,000 and one in 15,000 people in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Hypoplastic left heart syndrome is a rare congenital defect in which a part of the infant's heart is underdeveloped.
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Congenital life-limiting malformations encompass a spectrum of conditions and depending on the condition, prognostication can be incredibly difficult.
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But, she added, "we only looked at congenital malformation, not other possible negative outcomes for women and their children."
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The disorder has stunted her growth, left her blind and resulted in a congenital heart disease and underdeveloped teeth.
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On Medicine A few weeks ago, I had a minor surgical procedure — the repair of a congenital abdominal hernia.
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With it, we can cure diseases, eradicate congenital diseases like Down Syndrome, and pave a new future for humanity.
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The study controlled for race, education, maternal and gestational age, congenital anomalies and other maternal and infant risk factors.
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Her grandmother, Mary Louise Tatro, said the cause was complications of multiple infections resulting from her congenital spinal defect.
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Her own son, Luke Hoban, has congenital muscular dystrophy and needs considerable assistance, including a wheelchair and a ventilator.
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Syphilis jumped 14 percent in just one year and distressingly, newborn deaths related to congenital syphilis increased 22 percent.
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Brittany had become hooked after losing her grandmother and a baby—to a rare congenital condition—within a year.
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Jubilee has a congenital issue with her eyelids, giving her pale blue peepers a permanent, cartoonish look of surprise.
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Estimates of the rate of congenital neurologic defects in infected newborns have ranged from 6 percent to 42 percent.
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The condition occurs in only 1 out of 663,000 babies and is invariably associated with severe congenital heart disease.
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But total congenital colorblindness, or achromatopsia, is surpassingly rare, affecting perhaps only one person in thirty or forty thousand.
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"The definition of DSD is 'congenital conditions in which development of chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomical sex is atypical,' " said Vilain.
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The rate of congenital birth defects in offspring was 1.4 percent - reflecting 3 cases - in the 554-member oil group.
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The rate of syphilis among women increased 163 percent from 216 to 217, and congenital syphilis increased by 218 percent.
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I was working 20-hour days in February 2018, and that's how I discovered I had a congenital heart defect.
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If you're pregnant, having a congenital heart defect is a common cause of heart problems and complications for the pregnancy.
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The STD surveillance report for the year 29 found that cases of congenital syphilis have more than doubled since 224.
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The new report found that last year there were 21,24 cases of congenital syphilis among newborns reported to the CDC.
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Bolaños was born with a large congenital nevus, which is a mole that covers a large portion of the body.
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That one, Luxturna, treats a rare form of inherited blindness called Leber congenital aumaurosis through surgical injections in each eye.
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"This report documents that microcephaly at birth is not an essential hallmark of congenital Zika syndrome," the study's authors wrote.
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The other charge routinely leveled against Hillary is that she's a "congenital liar," as William Safire dubbed her decades ago.
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Albinism is a congenital disorder affecting about one in 20,000 people worldwide but is more common in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Congenital heart disease is "by far" the most common "birth defect among mothers that have obesity and diabetes," Artal said.
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Congenital malformations, the leading cause, dropped 2628 percent, while deaths from short gestation and low birthweight shrank 28503 percent apiece.
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The diagnosis was Leber's congenital amaurosis (LCA), a rare inherited eye disease that causes severe visual impairment beginning in infancy.
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Gibson was diagnosed with congenital adrenal hyperplasia when he was just 6 days old after suffering an adrenal crisis episode.
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Children with congenital heart defects were also more likely than other children to receive exceptional services in the third grade.
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"We should be aware that children with congenital heart defects may have challenges in school that go unrecognized," Oster said.
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Most Americans with congenital heart defects can easily find themselves priced out of insurance plans that weigh medical risk factors.
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Due to a congenital birth defect, Katy Sullivan was born without legs — and she's rocked prosthetics since her wee years.
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Actually, Marsili carries a mutation in one of her genes that leads to congenital hypoalgesia, or human pain insensitivity disorder.
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I was born with a type of dilated cardiomyopathy, a congenital muscular abnormality that prevented my heart from pumping efficiently.
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She studies cardiomyocytes with the hopes of improving the heart's regenerative abilities, as well as improving congenital heart disorder treatment.
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When compared to national averages, they present with higher rates of 15 types of cancer, tuberculosis, and newborn congenital malformations.
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He has a congenital inability to remember the names of women, though not those of men, and unironically idolizes Hemingway.
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Forty of the men's wives had been infected, and an estimated 19 of their children were born with congenital syphilis.
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"This study also confirms that even low amounts of alcohol confer an increased risk for congenital heart defects," Zegkos said.
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Mr. Bracey has myopic degeneration, a congenital retinal condition that has worsened his vision with age, especially in recent years.
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These include childhood cancer, congenital heart defects, cystic fibrosis, and many other diseases that attack the body and the mind.
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I was born nearly 55 years ago with spinal muscular atrophy, a congenital, progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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For younger ones, it's infection, trauma and congenital disease, said Jerry Klein, the chief veterinary officer at the American Kennel Club.
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Preliminary data show the trend continued into 2016, with syphilis among women rising another 21 percent and congenital syphilis 4 percent.
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Darlyn, who had a history of congenital heart defects, was placed in an Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) facility in Texas.
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After his first stroke, Bruschi was diagnosed with a hole in his heart, a congenital defect that can raise stroke risk.
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She previously underwent a successful heart surgery at just 2 months old, when doctors corrected a congenital malformation of a valve.
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Her son, Truett, was born with a critical congenital heart defect and was unable to eat during his first few months.
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I told it I had a headache and it told me I have CIPA or congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis.
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Can second- and third-generation Labour voters, who have a congenital dislike for the Tories, be persuaded to vote for UKIP?
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Now a new study has found a link between a baby's congenital heart defects and their prospective parents' drinking before conception.
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According to the state report, officials are most concerned about an uptick in the number of stillbirths due to congenital syphilis.
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Back in May, Kimmel revealed in a tearful monologue on his show that Billy was born with the congenital heart disease.
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The parents, who were not identified, reportedly knew that their child would have congenital issues, but did not know about sirenomelia.
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The SPOtwo Bootie can identify low oxygen saturation, congenital heart disease and severe infections during the first few weeks of life.
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Of the more than 600 babies born with congenital syphilis, 40 either died or developed severe defects, a fate entirely preventable.
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NubAbility is a non-profit organization that instructs and encourages congenital and traumatic amputee youth athletes to compete in mainstream sports.
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Using these methods, they determined that approximately 2.4 million people were living with congenital heart defects in the U.S. in 2010.
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Christian was diagnosed with a retinal disease called Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA), according to his September 2016 profile in National Geographic.
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By the 30th week of the woman's pregnancy, the doctors knew the fetus would have several congenital conditions, the report said.
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The researchers speculated that changing calcium activities of neural crest cells might in turn reproduce some congenital heart defects, Liu explained.
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She previously underwent a successful heart surgery at just two-months-old, when doctors corrected a congenital malformation of a valve.
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At the DNC, an Arizona woman spoke passionately about how Obamacare helped her daughter who was born with a congenital defect.
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The researchers focused on two major congenital heart defects: hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) and transposition of the great arteries (TGA).
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"We explain to the community: 'No, it's a congenital malfunction, the cause is biological – it's malnutrition, maybe malaria, meningitis'," he said.
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Miller's illnesses, starting with a congenital condition that led to internal bleeding, have been as myriad as the galaxies she interprets.
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Rates of congenital syphilis, which passes from mother to baby during pregnancy or delivery, increased by 44 percent during that time.
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"With a lot of drug safety research in pregnancy, they only look into birth outcomes or congenital malformations," Dr. Liew said.
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Yahoo Sports revealed that he was suffering severe headaches, possibly from a congenital arachnoid cyst in his brain diagnosed in 1998.
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The Israeli authorities and others pushed back, saying the child's pre-existing congenital heart disease may have contributed to her death.
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Tinier than Tonga and just three-fifths the area of New York City, it has long fretted about its congenital puniness.
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They dismissed Rick Gates, one prosecution witness, as a "congenital liar" and described another key witness as a liar by trade.
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Operating on a young dog with a congenital malformation may delay the development of arthritis though not necessarily prevent it indefinitely.
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Cases of congenital syphilis -- where a mother gives the disabling disease to her unborn baby -- have more than doubled since 2013.
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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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The CDC also tracked 1,306 cases of congenital syphilis (syphilis passed from parent to child during pregnancy), including 94 infant deaths.
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Mr. Bogle, who had struggled with a congenital heart defect and had several heart attacks, received a heart transplant in 1996.
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The site was started by a parent who wanted to reach out to other parents who had children with congenital heart defect.
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The therapy is intended to treat retinal diseases, including leber congenital amaurosis or retinitis pigmentosa, caused by mutations in the RPE65 gene.
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The Crispr startup Editas Medicine expects to launch its first clinical trial, for a congenital eye disease that causes blindness, this year.
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The 34-year-old Baltimore teacher, who was born with congenital hearing loss, recently got a cochlear implant to restore his hearing.
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So if a pregnant woman got German measles, it was fairly certain that she would have a child with devastating congenital effects.
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These congenital conditions vary from person to person, and can include blindness, deformed limbs, and microcephaly, or a smaller-than-normal head.
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According to The Washington Post, the parents lost their 3-year-old son, Oliver, who reportedly died of a congenital heart defect.
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The unaccompanied girl from El Salvador had a history of congenital heart defects and fell into a coma after surgery, officials said.
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Doctors diagnosed Hong Hong with polydactylism, a congenital condition that happens in humans, dogs and cats, giving them extra fingers and toes.
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While genetics can sometimes play a role, most cases of congenital heart defects, including most cases of tetralogy of Fallot, are unexplained.
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Hearing loss is a well-established side effect of several other congenital infections, such as herpes simplex, syphilis, rubella, toxoplasmosis and cytomegalovirus.
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Today, the organization runs six residential programs in the Bronx and Brooklyn serving 53 individuals, 22 of them with congenital rubella syndrome.
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The baby may have a congenital heart disease and the cord might have been weakened or damaged prior to delivery, but still.
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And scientists at Harvard Medical School are investigating the genetic causes for congenital heart defects, which afflict approximately 35,000 newborns each year.
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Bella has congenital megaesophagus, which means her esophagus doesn't have the muscle mobility that allows most dogs to swallow food while horizontal.
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In April 2017, just days after Billy's birth, the newborn had to undergo open heart surgery due to a congenital heart disease.
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A total of 220,2400 of the infants -- 2600% -- had a major congenital malformation, the researchers found when looking at the medical records.
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The study is preliminary, and the potential impact of climate change on congenital heart disease is far from clear, the researchers say.
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She's a congenital amputee who was born missing digits on her right hand and feet, and I was born with cerebral palsy.
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Chica wrote that she has since struggled to care for the couple's children, especially their youngest daughter, who has congenital heart defect.
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The baby was born with a congenital heart condition called Tetralogy of Fallot and would need heart surgery at age 6 months.
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At a campaign rally last year, Trump appeared to mimic a New York Times reporter who suffers from a congenital joint condition.
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Born with spina bifida, a congenital defect that causes partial paralysis and impaired speech, she was unable to urinate on her own.
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And Sjunneson-Henry was born with Congenital Rubella Syndrome, which has resulted in cataracts, a heart defect, hearing loss and countless surgeries.
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She snorted at the woowoo label, just as she—a congenital word snob—would have snorted at that woowoo euphemism, passed away.
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In some cases, this may lead to microcephaly, a terrible congenital condition that's associated with a small head and incomplete brain development.
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Researchers think the virus may cause microcephaly, a congenital condition that's associated with a small head and incomplete brain development in newborns.
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It can and will be rolled back sooner or later, congenital disease, drug use, and even (Inaudible) post concussion traumas, Alzheimer&aposs, senility.
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He recalled a study from the early 2000s that found an association between the drug and a higher risk of major congenital malformations.
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At just 3 days old, Preston was diagnosed with Moebius syndrome, a type of congenital facial paralysis that results in underdeveloped facial nerves.
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Kimmel's 4-month-old son, Billy, needed open heart surgery three days after his birth in April due to a congenital heart defect.
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Congenital syphilis cases now are starting to decline, said DeAnn Gruber, director of the infectious diseases bureau for the Louisiana Department of Health.
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Jamil says she was born with congenital hearing loss and labyrinthitis, inflammation of the inner ear, which she had several surgeries to correct.
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Congenital heart defects are one of the most common types of birth defects, affecting about 40,000 births per year in the United States.
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The political became personal for Kimmel when his newborn son, Billy, was diagnosed with a congenital heart disease and required open heart surgery.
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From hundreds of miles away he showed colleagues how to negotiate a blast injury and operate on a congenital anomaly affecting the hand.
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Some of the symptoms of congenital heart disease include blue blotches of skin at birth, abnormal heart murmurs, and delays in developmental milestones.
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Billy's heart surgeon explained to the couple that Billy was born with a congenital heart disease, called tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia.
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Spark studied Luxturna in people with one of these conditions, Leber congenital aumaurosis, whose disease was mediated by defects in the RPE286.88 gene.
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The idea was carried out by Tiny Tickers, a group helping improve the detection, care and treatment of babies with congenital heart conditions.
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These congenital tumors have been found to contain bits of hair, teeth, bone, and in some rare cases, eyes, torsos, hands, and feet.
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With more than 300,000 cases of all three diseases reported in the state in 2017, researchers counted 30 stillbirths resulting from congenital syphilis.
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Congenital heart defects account for 1 percent of live births, and HLHS is found in about 5 to 9 percent within that percentage.
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Measles is now the fifth vaccine-preventable disease to be wiped out from the Americas, joining smallpox, polio, rubella, and congenital rubella syndrome.
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According to the CURE International blog, Aldrin's condition was identified as congenital knee dislocation, which caused his knees to bend the wrong way.
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His 4-month-old son, Billy, needed open heart surgery three days after his birth in April due to a congenital heart defect.
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To date, Brazil has confirmed 1,845 cases of congenital Zika syndrome, with the vast majority occurring in the northeastern portion of the country.
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Jimmy Kimmel shared an emotional story about his newborn son's battle with a congenital heart defect (CHD) last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
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Broadly speaking, congenital heart defects are any structural problems in the heart that develop before birth, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Burdine, a developmental biologist, was studying congenital heart defects, not scoliosis, when she asked an undergraduate in her lab to grow curly zebrafish.
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Clinical studies showed doctors were able to find up to 90 percent more congenital heart defects amongst newborns in 40 percent less time.
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When children do become sick – or have chronic conditions, such as congenital heart disease, requiring many resources – Medicaid provides coverage then as well.
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Cassidy asked earlier this month if Kimmel's son, who was born with congenital heart disease, would receive adequate treatment under the new law.
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Seven babies had died from fully explained medical causes, like underlying congenital heart disease, and 14 remained unexplained and were categorized as SIDS.
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Next, they looked at women who used either methylphenidate or amphetamines during all trimesters of pregnancy and compared the rates of congenital defects.
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But the bear may also have a congenital defect; in various videos, the right front leg appears truncated, while the left paw dangles.
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If prevented from doing so—by congenital cataracts, for example—people may never 'see' normally, especially things that were not learned through touch.
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In 2016, there were 628 cases of congenital syphilis, an increase of 27.6 percent from 2015 — and that number includes 20083 related deaths.
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Rubella during the first trimester in an unvaccinated pregnant mother-to-be can contribute a host of congenital disorders, like deafness and blindness.
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Born with congenital heart disease, I had five major heart operations before I was 10 and have had five minor heart operations since.
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Only one company in our state would cover me because of my pre-existing condition (spinal muscular atrophy, a congenital motor neuron disease).
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The Ghandour family acknowledged that Layla suffered from patent ductus arteriosus, a congenital heart disease commonly described as a hole in the heart.
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"It's a disease of a lifetime," said Dr. Yuli Kim, director of the adult congenital heart disease center at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Many types of brain damage were seen in the studies, including dead spots and empty spaces in the brain, cataracts and congenital deafness.
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Luna Fenner's family will travel to Russia to have the girl treated for congenital melanocytic nevus, Luna's mother, Carol Fenner, told Inside Edition.
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NIH will also study data to identify effective treatments and outcomes, and identify barriers to lifelong care for individuals with congenital heart defects.
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Treating a war amputee might be straightforward, but tending to patients, often children, with cerebral palsy or congenital diseases requires other specialized skills.
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The baby giraffe was found to have "serious congenital defects" that would've prevented the animal from surviving long after birth, even without the complications.
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Among the projects canceled included research into conditions such as Down syndrome and congenital Zika infection, which is known to cause serious birth defects.
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"Rises in women, especially women of reproductive age ... are a bellwether for when we are going to start seeing more congenital syphilis," Bolan said.
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There was also no alternative explanation to account for the increase in these congenital defects among women who had the Zika virus during pregnancy.
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There is no cure for congenital heart disease, and the risks of living with the condition can range from fairly innocuous to extremely dangerous.
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Babies may have trouble breathing, difficulty eating, stunted growth, and delays in developmental milestones from any of the 18 types of congenital heart defects.
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At a Stanford-affiliated children's hospital, pediatric cardiologists use an interactive virtual heart to help young patients and their families better understand congenital defects.
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Previous studies looking at the link between alcohol consumption before conception and congenital heart disease had focused on moms-to-be, with mixed results.
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Doctors soon determined he had a congenital defect, called tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia, that was preventing his lungs from getting enough oxygen.
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Every month, I see families in impossible situations due to maternal health, fetal congenital anomalies, or other complications that make termination an important option.
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All of Paws' extra nubs are due to polydactyly, a congenital physical anomaly that causes felines (humans and dogs too!) to grow extra digits.
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In March 2018, an FDA-approved gene therapy called Luxturna was used to treat a rare, inherited form of blindness called leber congenital amaurosis.
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Zika is responsible for a number of serious birth defects, especially during the first trimester of pregnancy, that together is called congenital Zika syndrome.
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Congenital cataracts are an especially compelling test-case because of the possibility of reversing the illness given timely intervention and rigorous follow-up care.
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"I'm not different from other surfers," said Lopez, who was born with congenital glaucoma and lost her vision completely when she was a child.
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" The rare congenital heart defect occurs when the left side of the heart is underdeveloped or, in Hudson's case, "too small to function properly.
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An Australian ophthalmologist, Norman Gregg, noticed that a rubella outbreak led to many children with congenital cataracts in their eyes, caused by maternal infection.
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Will a child born with congenital heart disease be able to get everything she or he would need in the first year of life?
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An estimated 3,000 children have Congenital Zika Syndrome, the collection of neurological disorders that afflict the babies of mothers infected with Zika during pregnancy.
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The trends for other vaccine-preventable diseases, such as rubella, which can cause congenital disabilities if a pregnant woman catches it, are alarming, too.
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Beaver has faced extraordinary challenges as a mom: Claire, who was born with a rare congenital heart defect, has undergone two open-heart surgeries.
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And Mueller can't seem to get him under oath, so there's relatively little danger of that, even granting his congenital aversion to the truth.
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It is generally accompanied by congenital heart disease and other associated defects, leaving those affected by it with a very low chance of survival.
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AliveCor built a deep neural network using EKG results from more than 1,000 patients with congenital LQTS and more than 1,000 patients without it.
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It was the first time Obama spoke in-person about the passing of Nancy Reagan, who died of congenital heart failure over the weekend.
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Two Facebook friends, one in Israel and the other in Afghanistan, collaborated to save a baby in Pakistan with life-threatening congenital heart problems.
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Children with major and minor congenital heart defects underperformed on these tests, and both groups of children were more likely to receive exceptional services.
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Or you may know a child with what seems like congenital story fatigue, who likes stories fine but always perks up around anything factual.
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While congenital heart defects affect 1% of live births in the United States, genetic mutation can only explain about 15% of them, said Liu.
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There is a syphilis outbreak that's raging in Missouri where the rate of congenital syphilis is higher than its been in nearly two decades.
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"My daughter was born with a congenital heart defect," Sheeley explains – a health crisis that involved her having open heart surgery, he tells us.
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When Ms. Black learned that her son had Tay-Sachs disease, a fatal congenital disorder, she and her husband decided to have another child.
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And my husband came with me for every appointment, every hospitalization, even the trips to San Francisco to see the congenital heart defect specialist.
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Night after night, Jimmy Kimmel, whose infant son was born with a serious congenital heart defect, took up the cause on his talk show.
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They effectively plan to reward congenital tax evaders—not only with lower taxes, but with additional tools to keep their wealth out of reach.
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Researchers studied data on 19,107 mothers, members of two large health care systems, of whom 811 gave birth to babies with congenital heart disease.
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To test if the man was legit, Dobbs sent him a picture of his hands and asked him to identify his congenital birth defect.
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That's a cruel term used to describe her congenital condition, an unnamed disability that is inspired by Elliott's work with children with Down syndrome.
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In journals like Cell and Nature, Dr. Mundlos and his co-workers described their studies of congenital limb malformations in both humans and mice.
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Not every state has specialized congenital heart disease centers, yet families often have insurance policies that do not cover medical care outside their state.
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Now she worries about what might happen to James's insurance and that of other children with severe congenital defects if the Republican bill passes.
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The Congenital Heart Surgery Public Reporting system is one way for patients to identify centers by rating, but more transparency and uniformity is needed.
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A pregnant woman can also infect her unborn children, resulting in congenital syphilis, which may lead to dangerous complications, including stillbirth and infant death.
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A septate uterus is one of several possible congenital anomalies of the organ, meaning they happen during fetal development and are present at birth.
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Would a child born with congenital heart disease be able to get everything he or she would need in that first year of life?
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I have multiple pre-existing conditions, including a serious congenital heart defect, and before the act became law, I had no way of getting insured.
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She didn't find any plans that would cover his current doctors, including some at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, who treat his congenital heart disease.
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Patients with Eisenmenger Syndrome have untreated congenital heart defects that lead to pulmonary hypertension, where blood vessels in the lung arteries become stiff and narrow.
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Camden was diagnosed with Amelia-phocomelia syndrome, a rare congenital anomaly that causes parts of the skeleton not to grow, soon after he was born.
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Pavlikova's mother told BuzzFeed News that her daughter has been moved to a prison hospital because of a congenital heart defect and other health problems.
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A majority of the women are still pregnant, and fewer than a dozen have experienced congenital complications such as microcephaly, reports The New York Times.
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Compared to non-drinkers, fathers who drank during the three months before conception were 44% more likely to have babies born with congenital heart disease.
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Max Page, 12, was diagnosed with a rare congenital heart defect called Tetralogy of Fallot at birth and has gone through a dozen heart surgeries.
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Her condition, bilateral tibial hemimelia, is a congenital deformity that causes missing bones and deformities in the legs and ankles, according to the Paley Institute.
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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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Megan Short also described her journey in blog posts for a congenital heart defect family support group, likening the experience to post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Olaiz was born with Hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a rare congenital defect in which the left side of the infant's heart does not develop properly.
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The drug, Luxturna, from Spark Therapeutics, treats an inherited blindness condition known as Leber congenital aumaurosis—a condition triggered by mutations to the RPE65 gene.
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This congenital illness has appeared because, as well as being husband and wife, Ahmed and Fatima are also first cousins (their names have been changed).
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Tink's condition is referred to as Congenital Idiopathic Megaesophagus, meaning that she was born with it and there is no known reason for its occurrence.
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In 2015, there were 487 known cases of children born with congenital syphilis, a number that rose by more than a third in four years.
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Baby Simon was born with a Trisomy 85033 — a serious congenital illness that required life-sustaining medical treatment, but one that is not necessarily fatal.
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In 2015, another baby born with congenital Ebola in a Guinea treatment center survived, according to Tarik Jašarević, a spokesman for the World Health Organization.
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The congenital sexism of our industry has been the subject of whole acres of pixels over the last few years; no need belaboring that point.
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In the past few years, gene-replacement techniques have advanced to the point where they can treat congenital blood disorders, such as hemophilia and thalassemia.
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And then, I can remember him doing an impression, behind a podium, of a reporter for The New York Times who has a congenital disorder.
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Cooper was diagnosed with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome, a rare illness with an extremely high mortality rate, while he was still in the womb.
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Word of the Day : present at birth but not necessarily hereditary; acquired during fetal development _________ The word congenital has appeared in 64 articles on nytimes.
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John Horna of Richmond, Va., who lost his eyesight as a teenager due to Leber congenital amaurosis, a rare inherited eye disorder, understands the challenges.
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Epilepsy describes not the problem — which could be congenital; acquired, as through injury; or some combination of both — but its manifestation: having recurrent, unprovoked seizures.
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You don't want to be treated in a way that reflects your congenital amputation, in circumstances where you ought to be treated like anyone else.
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The show itself, which gets at the congenital nature of this nation's gun love, has a contemporary resonance that has only grown with the years.
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However, Ms. García's daughter, Nora, has been spending most of her time in a hospital because she has congenital nephrotic syndrome, a rare kidney disorder.
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If a child had a congenital disability or was considered "too ugly" or "old" to be of use, Tann had people get rid of them.
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NIH will further research the causes of congenital heart defects, including genetic causes, and study long-term outcomes in individuals with CHD of all ages.
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IGAS estimates that between 2006 and 2014 some 425 to 450 babies suffered congenital birth defects or were still born following exposure to the drug.
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A Zika vaccine would be a tremendous scientific advancement and could prevent birth defects, including severe congenital brain damage, in countless children around the world.
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The cure for a form of hereditary blindness called leber congenital amaurosis is the first gene therapy approved by the FDA for an inherited disease.
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During that time, he has not once seen his wife, 28.05-year-old son and 216.50-year-old daughter, who suffers from congenital heart disease.
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"I'm not certain that most communities are prepared to receive babies, babies born to Zika virus infected moms, who may have congenital issues," he said.
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" Born with a condition called congenital amputation, Maynard is an ESPY-award winning mixed martial arts athlete in jiu-jitsu, the first amputee to climb Mount Kilimanjaro without the help of a prosthesis, a wrestling champion and the author of a New York Times-bestselling book called "No Excuses: The True Story of a Congenital Amputee Who Became a Champion in Wrestling and in Life.
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So I decided I would turn up without my cast on so it would look like I had some sort of congenital deformity in my arm.
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Other animals are white because they're albinos — they have a congenital disorder that inhibits the formation of color in the animal's skin, hair, scales, and eyes.
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Within a month of birth, infants with a possible congenital Zika virus infection should also receive an eye evaluation and special hearing tests, the officials said.
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We now have within our grasp medicines that can reverse congenital blindness, potentially cure some cancers and save children from certain death from genetic neurological conditions.
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Luxturna was designed to address the RPE0003 genetic mutation — in the best cases, permanently — for patients who have RPE65-associated retinitis pigmentosa or leber congenital amaurosis.
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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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Fetal echocardiograms cost a lot of money without insurance, and without one of those we never would have known that Bennett had a congenital heart defect.
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Eli Thompson was born in March 2015 with an extremely rare condition known as congenital arhinia: he has no external nose, nasal cavity or olfactory system.
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The best way to prevent congenital syphilis is to prevent the women from getting the disease — and to treat them quickly if they do, Bolan said.
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Gu studied babies with congenital heart disease, and later those with bilateral renal agenesis (babies born without kidneys — who have a nearly 25 percent fatality rate).
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There were a total of 278 cases of congenital syphilis, which can also cause blindness, birth defects, prematurity, low birth weight, and hearing impairment in infants.
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They are, in order: congenital malformations, low birth weight, maternal complications, SIDS, accidents, cord and placental complications, sepsis, respiratory distress, circulatory system diseases and neonatal hemorrhage.
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Jill's heart breaks when she thinks about what her parents went through -- and what Kim's future might have looked like if not for congenital rubella syndrome.
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That said, other advocacy groups have applauded the film for highlighting a lesser-known category of congenital conditions, and for encouraging empathy and inclusion in classrooms.
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"We are aiming to bring something to market that helps with certain severe brain injuries (stroke, cancer lesion, congenital) in about four years," Musk told Urban.
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A baby born with a rare congenital condition is now on the road to recovery after three intensive surgeries to put her heart inside her chest.
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Katayama was born in Saitama, Japan in 1987, with congenital tibial hemimelia, which caused her to have shortened legs, club feet, and a cleft left hand.
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The therapy, Luxturna, from Spark Therapeutics, treats a rare form of inherited blindness called Leber congenital aumaurosis, a condition triggered by mutations to the RPE65 gene.
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Kollietheclaw explained that they have a rare congenital condition called symbrachydactyly, which means they were born with missing fingers, or short fingers which may be webbed.
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" Clinton, a self-professed "congenital organizer," recently launched her new group Onward Together "to help a lot of these young startups that I'm so impressed with.
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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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Doctors told Mellet at her 21st week scan that her fetus had a congenital heart defect and would either die in utero or shortly after birth.
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Researchers are concerned about the virus primarily over a possible link between Zika infections in pregnant women and a congenital condition called microcephaly in their infants.
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Of course, there are organic reasons for ED such as arterial disease, trauma, surgery, congenital issues, sickle cell disease, complications of black market ED drugs, etc.
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There were 628 cases of congenital syphilis among newborns reported in 2016, with more than 40 deaths and severe health complications among the babies who survived.
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"For the first time in many years, we are now seeing more cases of babies born with congenital syphilis than babies born with HIV," said Harvey.
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A first-trimester fever can increase a baby's risk of developing a congenital heart defect and certain facial deformities, such as cleft lip or cleft palate.
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Reporting on the stock market's performance Trump suggests, would undercut the media's narrative, which is that Trump is a congenital narcissist in way over his head.
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When a baby is born with a potentially life-limiting condition such as extreme prematurity or a congenital malformation, we help their parents navigate decision-making.
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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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Meyer had brain surgery in 2014 to relieve intracranial pressure caused by an enlarged congenital arachnoid cyst, which had caused consistent headaches for nearly a month.
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Emily was diagnosed at 3 weeks old with the rare congenital facial condition Goldenhar syndrome, and similar to Auggie, she has had more than 20 surgeries.
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Jack Bogle — legendary investor and entrepreneur — had his first heart attack at 31, when doctors discovered he had a congenital heart condition called right ventricular dysplasia.
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Mothers who endure high temperatures early in their pregnancy have a much greater risk that their baby will have congenital heart problems, earlier research has found.
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The president's pathetic suggestion on Tuesday that he misspoke by failing to use a double negative also reminds that, knave or fool, he's a congenital liar.
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On the level of brain chemistry, the strength of these psychological factors, whether congenital or circumstantial, has convinced Dr. Seto that pedophilia can't really be eradicated.
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The procedure involves injecting the microscopic gene-editing tool into the eye of the patient, who is nearly blind from a condition called Leber congenital amaurosis.
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In the only human tests, mitochondrial transplants appear to revive and restore heart muscle in infants that was injured in operations to repair congenital heart defects.
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Doctors there wanted to transfer to Boston Children's a newborn baby boy whose heart had been deprived of oxygen during surgery to fix a congenital defect.
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Rather than sell Republican orthodoxy from position of congenital apoplexy — the Trump/Cruz strategy — he will sell the same agenda from a position of sunny optimism.
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At the time, Brown Brush's unborn baby was diagnosed with oligodactyly, a congenital anomaly defined as the presence of fewer than five fingers on a hand.
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"There are tools available to prevent every case of congenital syphilis," Gail Bolan, director of the C.D.C.'s Division of S.T.D. Prevention, said in a statement.
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"There are tools available to prevent every case of congenital syphilis," Gail Bolan, director of the C.D.C.'s Division of S.T.D. Prevention, said in a statement.
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In the case of rubella, another similar virus that is now known to cause congenital defects, it was a decade before the matter was finally settled.
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The herd has grown to 52, a haven for animals that have lost feet because of frostbite, are missing limbs, were abused or have congenital disorders.
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When mothers drank during that pre-conception period or during the first three months of pregnancy, babies had a 16% increased risk of congenital heart defects.
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Just this month, the first "Zika baby" born in the continental U.S., at a Hackensack, N.J., hospital, was diagnosed with a congenital malformation of the head.
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My two sons were born with Leber's congenital amaurosis (LCA), a rare genetic, degenerative retinal disease that stole their vision before they had eyes to see.
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Congenital melanocytic nevus is a skin condition characterized by an "abnormally dark" patch on the body, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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This condition—known as 'phimosis'—is congenital in most male babies, whose penises are still developing and therefore have adhesions preventing full flexibility of the foreskin.
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Though video games commonly aspire to cinema-grade action, their congenital chaos, in the form of our actions as players, inhibits even a pretense of choreography.
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Johansson says he has treated migrant children with parasitic infections such as leishmaniasis and Chagas' disease, leukemia, pulmonary embolisms, congenital cardiac disease, pneumonia and many other ailments.
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Fatebenfratelli Hospital's doctors believed the baby lacked fundamental nutrients, worsening his unrelated congenital heart condition, but the couple refused to follow doctors' orders and diversify his food.
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Auditions were due to take place just one month after the death of his first wife Sophia in 2008, after a routine surgery for congenital heart disease.
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For some people, aphantasia's a lifelong congenital condition; for others, you can arrive there if something bad happens to your brain or, I think, for psychological reasons.
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Cases of Zika-related microcephaly and congenital birth defects appear to be more severe than what pediatricians see from non-Zika related microcephaly based on clinical reports.
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Bentley was born with a rare congenital disorder called encephalocele, in which a sac-like protrusion of the brain, covered by thin membranes, sits outside the skull.
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"I'm 52, and I've seen one case of congenital rubella syndrome," said Dr. David W. Kimberlin, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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More studies involving human beings are expected in other countries for the treatment of beta-thalassaemia, a blood disorder, and Leber's congenital amaurosis, a form of blindness.
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In addition, the rates of preterm birth, cesarean delivery, low birth weight, poor fetal growth, or a congenital malformation at delivery were greater among women with asthma.
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A young boy born with a congenital condition had an adorable reaction when he was introduced to a woman who shares the same limb difference as him.
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Inga, a 26-year-old living in Leeds, England, has another factor to consider when she's deciding whether to rave or behave: She has congenital cerebral palsy.
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The trial tested ProQR's RNA-based drug, QR-110, in 10 patients with a certain genetic mutation that causes an eye disorder called Leber's congenital amaurosis 10.
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You also must determine whether patients who can't feel pain —a rare condition known as congenital insensitivity to pain (CIS)—show no brain activity in those regions.
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An adventurous, outgoing 18-year-old in May 2000, he'd been born with a congenital disease that caused both deafness and a mild form of cerebral palsy.
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Luxturna was tested in patients with one such condition, Leber congenital aumaurosis, but can be used in any person with a condition mediated by the RPE65 mutation.
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Air pollution, pesticides, water contaminants and chemicals, among other environmental threats, all lead to problems such as miscarriages, congenital birth defects, low birth weight and developmental delays.
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"Congenital syphilis is a red flag for failures in the public health system and the healthcare system," Sarah Kidd, from the CDC's division of STD prevention, says.
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Cases of congenital syphilis in newborn babies have more than doubled in the last four years, hitting a 20-year high, the Centers for Disease Control reports.
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Dabit, who also runs an organization called World of Broken Hearts, raises awareness of congenital heart defects, and also has a daughter who received a heart transplant.
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Having an MRI during the first trimester was not tied to an increased risk of stillbirth, newborn death, cancer, congenital defects or hearing loss in the children.
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Born with a congenital abnormality, Pistorius had both his legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday, but through sheer determination excelled in world-class athletics.
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It is susceptible not only to tumors but also to rare conditions such as Moebius syndrome, a congenital facial paralysis caused by missing or stunted cranial nerves.
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He has made big problems worse, bringing cruelty to our immigration system, denial to the climate crisis, and racism, congenital lying, and bullying to our political discourse.
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Her routine looks like a game of vertical Tetris made more impressive by the fact Roach only has one arm (she was born with a congenital disability).
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Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defects and can hurt a baby's overall health and potentially impact how their body works or develops.
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The corrupt, compromised, coward & congenital liar Adam Schiff Show on Capital Hill, brought to you by his raging psychotic Democrats & the top allies in the Media Mob.
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Two-thirds of hospitals operating on children for congenital heart defects are within 25 miles of each other, lacking the will to merge or partner their departments.
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He had surgery in 23 to treat a congenital arachnoid cyst in his brain, which isn't life-threatening but can cause severe headaches, he's previously told reporters.
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The rare, poor souls who suffer from congenital insensitivity to pain have a reduced life expectancy, the cumulative effect of multiple injuries and burns from infancy onwards.
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Some patients with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, or CAH, say they are glad they had cosmetic surgery as infants, and fear a ban would harm people like them.
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