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  1. A study led by the University of Copenhagen investigates how maternal deficiencies affect foetal brain development, using guinea pigs.

Toxins bypass maternal barriers, accumulating in fetal organs as part of ongoing research into maternal deficiencies and fetal development.

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Toxins bypass maternal barriers, accumulating in fetal organs as part of ongoing research into maternal deficiencies and fetal development.

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