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This article discusses dysmorphic issues regarding Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in South African children through the years of 2005-2016. Throughout this research, the author notes the different data that was gathered through the use of the evolution of technology, as well as the time difference.
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Viljoen, D., Louw, J. G., Lombard, C., & Olivier, L. (2018). Comparing diagnostic outcomes of children with fetal alcohol syndrome in South Africa with diagnostic outcomes when using the updated Institute of Medicine Diagnostic Guidelines. Birth Defects Research, 110(17), 1335–1342. https://doi.org/10.1002/bdr2.1399
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