Primary Prevention of Congenital Anomalies: Recommendable, Feasible and Achievable
Domenica Taruscio(Istituto Superiore di Sanità), Helen Dolk(University of Ulster), Diana Wellesley(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Ester Garne(University of Southern Denmark), Vera Nelen(Provincial Institute for Hygiene), Ingeborg Barišić(University of Zagreb), Alberto Mantovani(Higher Institute for Artistic Industries Roma), Fabrizio Bianchi(Ospedale Garibaldi), Amanda J. Neville(University of Ferrara), Pietro Carbone
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