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Thank you! Thank you for participating in the Inaugural Madison Mini-Marathon

We want to thank you for participating in the Inaugural Running of the Madison Mini-Marathon & 5K. The Mini sold out at 3,250 participants and your support of the event is very much appreciated and we look forward to seeing you back here on August 28, 2010.

 
Dr. Shah Uncontrolled Blood Sugar Can Lead to Birth Defects

MADISON – Diabetic women who want to become mothers face special risks: more than 20 percent of them are likely to have a child with birth defects if they begin a pregnancy while their blood sugar is poorly controlled...

 
Curiosities: Are multiple births becoming more common? Curiosities: Are multiple births becoming more common?

REI Director Dr. Dan Lebovic answers the question, "Are multiple births becoming more common?". Between 1988 and 1997, the multiple pregnancy rate in the United States skyrocketed. The trend continued into the new century, but according to the latest statistics...

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