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PARK CITY, Utah — While high-altitude activities are generally safe for women who are pregnant, a presenter here said recommendations should be made based on the individual and their goals.“We lack evidence on what is safe or dangerous for pregnancy, so we have been making fear-based recommendations,” Linda E. Keyes, MD, FACEP, FAWM, adjoint professor of emergency medicine at
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