birth defect

Preposition: after

• exposure: Birth defects after maternal exposure to corticosteroids: prospective cohort study and meta-analysis of epidemiological studies.

Converse of object

• cause: In humans, congenital LCMV infection can cause birth defects.
• prevent: Vitamins C + D Folic Acid ( folate ) is especially helpful in preventing birth defects.
• produce: Aspirin produces birth defects in primates, but not babies.
• describe: The birth defects described among Zovirax exposed subjects have not shown any uniqueness or consistent pattern to suggest a common cause.
• see: Workers in the industry are on the frontline of exposure and at risk of developing cancer or seeing birth defects in their children.

Adjective modifier

• congenital: The urge to write is like a congenital birth defect.
• serious: NTDs are birth defects occurring in the brain or spinal cord and are among the most common of all serious birth defects.
• major: Let p 1 be the true proportion of babies born with major birth defects to women who did not take folic acid.
• genetic: The aggregate effects of illnesses and long term disabilities and genetic birth defects will be apparent only 2008 onwards.
• human: Even marginal biotin deficiency is teratogenic in mice [ 17 ] and implicated in human birth defects [ 18 ] .

Preposition: in

• baby: It also causes birth defects in babies and women must avoid pregnancy during treatment and for at least a month after ending treatment.
• human: Some medications that caused birth defects in humans could be given to animals with impunity and vice-versa.
• child: That caused illness in around half our soldiers, as well as thousands of cancers among civilians and horrible birth defects in Iraqi children.
• mouse: Even marginal biotin deficiency is linked to birth defects in mice and in humans.
• offspring: This deficiency may contribute to the increased incidence of birth defects in the offspring of treated epileptic women.
• primate: Aspirin produces birth defects in primates, but not babies.