Ultrasounds May Harm Tissue in Early Fetuses — Are They Worth the Risk?
Ultrasound harms are dose-dependent. In 1992, despite safety concerns, the FDA raised permissible U.S. levels eightfold. Evidence suggests the benefits of prenatal ultrasounds are often exaggerated, leading to unnecessary treatments that harm both mothers and infants.
The earlier in life an input enters a human being’s system, the…
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