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Re: I anticipated that response, but thought I'd not show off...
02/25/11 03:27 AM
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> > > Congenital = bad genes - that is, it's a pre-natal condition, and is, along with
> > all
> > > such things, being investigated by more powerful and better funded organizations.
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> > OK, I'll bite, who is a more powerful specialized heart health organization than
> the
> > American Heart Association? As in all health research, things tend to be very
> > specialized, this congenital heart defects will not be studied by the same group of
> > doctors as, say, congenital kidney defects...
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> Congenital defects are largely due to genetic innaccuracies. There are loads of
> companies studying genetics. Not only to prevent defects, but also to improv upon the
> design.
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> Of course, there are cases that are in-utero, which seem to often be directly related
> to the lifestyles of the parent(s). Again, improving upon the design would help.
Yep, just about the answer I figured I'd get.
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