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Chapter 1, Problem 3TYC
About 1 out of every 120 live-born infants has a structural defect in the heart such as a hole between two heart chambers.
Such infants often suffer pulmonary congestion and heart failure, and about one-third of them die as a result.
Which of the major themes in this chapter does this illustrate? Explain your answer.
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