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By Melinda Smith
Washington
09 September 2008

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Doctors find that with magnesium sulfate, the risk of moderate or severe cerebral palsy among babies who survived was reduced by 45 percent
Epsom salt -- or magnesium sulfate -- has been used for many things: relief for tired muscles, first aid, and constipation. Now researchers say that when it is given to pregnant women at risk for premature labor, the chance of their babies being diagnosed later with cerebral palsy is significantly reduced.  

VOA's Melinda Smith has more.

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