Significant associations were not detected between the occurrence of mVSDs and maternal use of NSAIDs or acetaminophen adjusting for maternal fever, nor were they detected between maternal fever and mVSDs.
Low-cost flexible thin-films exhibiting stimuli-responsive properties were fabricated on poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) as the base supporting material. Labeling of this transparent thermoplastic with Congo red diazo dye revealed its simultaneous pH-responsive and temperature-responsive abilities. UV, FT-IR, and film stability studies identified the role of the dye and the polymer in the flexible thin-film stimuli-responsive behavior. This film is promising for future applications.
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