Impact of Endogenic and Exogenic Oxidative Stress Triggers on Pregnant Woman, Fetus, and Child.

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This paper reviews how oxidative stress from internal and external triggers affects pregnant women, fetuses, and children.

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In all living organisms, there is a delicate balance between oxidation caused by reactive species (RS, also called free radicals) and antioxidant defence [...].

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