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The psychomotor retardation is the first thing to go, existential sadness is the last thing to go," so there is a critical risk period when people have the energy to act on their suicidal thoughts and feelings. Children exposed in utero to even low doses of mercury can develop a range of more serious problems--from psychomotor retardation (including delays in speech or walking) to birth defects involving severe brain damage. |
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