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[10] Clinical studies have reported no harmful effects with chronic daily doses as high as 200 mg (many times the nutritional requirement), indicating a wide safety margin for this vitamin

Because it is non-pyrogenic, it does not contain fever-inducing substances (pyrogens), which is a baseline requirement for high-level research integrity

Children born via assisted reproductive techniques, especially in vitro fertilization with intracytoplasmic sperm injection, have been noted to have higher rates of birth defects than children born via natural conception, but it is still not known whether this reflects problems caused by abnormal sperm, laboratory processing, or other factors

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