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Turkish Study Finds IVF Mothers at Higher Risk for Refliux Disease

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A Turkish study of mothers has shown alarming results for the practice of in vitro fertilization. According to the study published in the United European Gastro-enterology Journal, women that utilize IVF are three times more likely to develop long-term symptoms of reflux disease. The researchers studied data from 165 first-time mothers that conceived through IVF and 111 that conceived naturally.

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