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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['To assess the consequences of a systematic screening for toxoplasma infection in pregnant women in a potentially high risk population.', 'We have investigated all consecutive women with likely toxoplasma seroconversion in a referral center setting. Data were obtained from 68 women for whom an acute infection during pregnancy was considered likely or definite. They were all treated with antibiotics in the first instance and offered, if in the first or second trimester, amniocentesis for detection of vertical transmission (PCR and IFAT). Third trimester seroconversions and positive cases after amniocentesis were offered more aggressive antibiotic treatment.', 'Five fetuses/neonates (7%) were found to be infected. Four of them were diagnosed prenatally at amniocentesis, two women decided for termination of pregnancy, two were treated and gave birth to seronegative, normally developing children. One case was found postnatally, after a third trimester conversion; this developed into hydrocephalus with neurologic impairment.'] Is toxoplasmosis in pregnancy still an open subject?
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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['To assess the consequences of a systematic screening for toxoplasma infection in pregnant women in a potentially high risk population.', 'We have investigated all consecutive women with likely toxoplasma seroconversion in a referral center setting. Data were obtained from 68 women for whom an acute infection during pregnancy was considered likely or definite. They were all treated with antibiotics in the first instance and offered, if in the first or second trimester, amniocentesis for detection of vertical transmission (PCR and IFAT). Third trimester seroconversions and positive cases after amniocentesis were offered more aggressive antibiotic treatment.', 'Five fetuses/neonates (7%) were found to be infected. Four of them were diagnosed prenatally at amniocentesis, two women decided for termination of pregnancy, two were treated and gave birth to seronegative, normally developing children. One case was found postnatally, after a third trimester conversion; this developed into hydrocephalus with neurologic impairment.'] Is toxoplasmosis in pregnancy still an open subject?
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