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Maternal chronic conditions and environmental factors are increasingly recognized as important contributors to congenital heart disease, beyond genetic etiologies.
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This commentary highlights the importance of focusing on maternal environmental factors, in addition to genetics, for the prevention of congenital heart disease.
Garg et al. (2013) conducted an editorial in Congenital heart disease. Maternal chronic conditions was evaluated. Maternal chronic conditions and environmental factors are increasingly recognized as important contributors to congenital heart disease, beyond genetic etiologies.
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