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Lowell firm is sued on fetal gender test

Plaintiffs allege guarantee unmet

By Carey Goldberg and Shelley Murphy
Globe Staff / March 1, 2006

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Alleging that their pregnancies had been marred by fraud, 16 women have filed a class-action lawsuit against a Lowell laboratory that promises to determine the gender of an embryo by testing the mother's blood just five weeks after conception. (Full article: 698 words)

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