prenatally

A1 Children who were exposed to crack prenatally are beginning to enter the nation's schools.

So far, few school systems have determined how to deal with the first large group of children prenatally exposed to crack.

Also, much better medical testing is available, both prenatally and postnatally.

The subjects were exposed to famine prenatally but not after birth.

Being prenatally stressed increased the anxiety response of the female rats.

Most have causes we cannot possibly pick up prenatally.

Then, technology was not available to diagnose it prenatally.

It also increased the risk of breast cancer in the prenatally exposed daughters after they have reached an age 40 years.

Each set of chicks consistently chose the tone prenatally played to it.

However studies have shown that the greatest risk period for adverse effects from environmental exposures is prenatally.

What might she have been exposed to prenatally?

The associated hypotonia may start prenatally or after birth.

When an abnormality is diagnosed prenatally, parents can expect to feel a number of normal emotions.

Nutrition has been shown to affect intelligence prenatally and postnatally.

Anencephaly can be diagnosed prenatally with a high degree of accuracy.

In some cases it can be identified prenatally.

Yet, watching Emma suffer for six weeks convinced us that, had we known, prenatally, what lay ahead, the better course would have been abortion.

Belle's story, told in the first person and mostly in the present tense, begins prenatally.

They may have been prenatally exposed to cocaine.

Chronic obstructive lung disease, too, may in part be prenatally programmed.

"I also have devoted several years to the study of infants prenatally exposed to illicit drugs and alcohol."

Dr. Fuchs also suggests that the disease may kill many babies prenatally.

Discharge emotion, reduce incidents of physical pain as early prenatally as possible.

However, this is not the case prenatally.

Since the advent of the ultrasound, most ureteroceles are diagnosed prenatally.