INTERPRETATION OF RECENT DATA PERTINENT TO GENETIC COUNSELING FOR DOWN SYNDROME: MATERNAL-AGE-SPECIFIC-RATES, TEMPORAL TRENDS, ADJUSTMENTS FOR PATERNAL AGE, RECURRENCE RISKS, RISKS AFTER OTHER CYTOGENETIC ABNORMALITIES, RECURRENCE RISK AFTER REMARRIAGE

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