Magnesium Sulfate Could Damage Newborns’ Bones During Pre-Labor
Magnesium sulfate injections used to treat pre-term labor could cause bone problems in newborns, according to new warnings issued by federal drug regulators.
June 04, 2013 By: Martha Garcia
Magnesium sulfate injections used to treat pre-term labor could cause bone problems in newborns, according to new warnings issued by federal drug regulators.
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