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cuesj-1229	Juma, Ameena S.M.; Rasul, Kamgar A.; Ubeid, Muhsin H.; Al-Awqati, Shakir M.; Salih, Tanya S.; Abbas, Muhamed A.	Epidemiological Insights into TORCH Infections in the Population of Erbil City	2024	5	.pdf	application/pdf	4440	273	57	Epidemiological Insights into TORCH 27 http://journals.cihanuniversity.edu.iq/index.php/cuesj CUESJ 2024, 8 (2): 26-30 treat expectant mothers with the proper care.[9] 1863 pregnant individuals were studied to determine the relationship between TORCH infections and aberrant pregnancy outcomes. The results showed that TORCH infection was a substantial risk factor for severe fetal harm in China, particularly congenital deformities.[10] Toxoplasmosis is a prevalent opportunistic infection that kills people who are immunocompromised.[11] Transplacental transmission is one way that a primary illness in a pregnant woman might infect the fetus.[12] Congenital toxoplasmosis in humans has a relatively high morbidity rate.[13]	cache/cuesj-1229.pdf	txt/cuesj-1229.txt