For a woman who has carried her baby to term, inflammation of the uterine lining or the membrane surrounding the fetus nearly quadruples the chance that her baby will be born with cerebral palsy, a new study finds. Cerebral palsy normally strikes 1 or 2 children per 1,000 born after full-term pregnancies.
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