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Administration (FDA) as class D or X because they increase the risk for birth
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between maternal acute respiratory infectious diseases (ARID) during pregnancy
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MR Shariatzadeh, TJ Marrie - The American journal of medicine, 2006 - Elsevier There were 28 patients with pneumonia during pregnancy, for an incidence of 1.1
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EB Schwarz, J Maselli, M Norton, R Gonzales - The American journal of medicine, 2005 - Elsevier Use of a potentially teratogenic, class D or X, medication by a woman of
childbearing age is documented on 1 of every 13 visits made to US ambulatory
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