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Problem Pregnancy,or boy? Does it have all its fingers and toes?” And most importantly, “Is it healthy?” As recently as the early 1960s, parents had no sonograms, blood tests, fluid extractions, or genetic analyses to give them a glimpse of their baby’s well-being before it was born. Medical science still knew very l

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Challenging the Odds, kidney, bladder, brain, spine, and the chambers of its tiny, beating heart. Even before a mother can feel her baby’s first soft flutterings, she can watch it kick, wiggle, and somersault deep within her. Levels of serum alphafetoprotein (AFP) in the mother’s blood can indicate whether her fetus mig

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Chirurgie der Eingeweidebrüche (Hernien)ad radically different expectations about sex and sexuality. Domestic bliss had soured. Women began to resist the idea that they should be totally fulfilled by family life. The strength of their reactions moved the pendulum of many lives far away from the post-war extreme—the cult of domesticity—toward a new one in the other direction.