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What's Safe, What's Not

Safety guidelines for every stage of pregnancy.

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That diet soda, glass of wine at happy hour or sushi lunch can wreak havoc on the mind of a mom-to-be as she remembers her first few weeks of pregnancy. But what is actually risky and what isn’t?

We’ve asked two fetal and newborn health experts, Craig V. Towers, M.D., and Urania Magriples, M.D. to share which habits, activities and beverages are safe and which aren’t during every stage of pregnancy.

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