In Germany in the 1950s, the effects of teratogens gained widespread attention when pregnant women who took to help them sleep gave birth to babies with deformations of their heads, legs, hands, and/or fingers. Over 7,000 babies were harmed by this drug before it was removed from the market.

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In Germany in the 1950s, the effects of teratogens gained widespread attention when pregnant women who took "thalidomide" to help them sleep gave birth to babies with deformations of their heads, legs, hands, and/or fingers. Over 7,000 babies were harmed by this drug before it was removed from the market.

no way! i don't want to spend my night being sick!

aed pads should be placed in the middle of the child's chest. this ensures that the electricity can properly run through the child's body and hopefully cause his/her heart to start again. hope this : )