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Between 7 to 9 weeks the embryo transforms at an unbelievable speed. The brain develops rapidly, the heart beats stronger and tiny features like hands, legs and facial structure start becoming visible. By 9 weeks, it’s no longer just a cluster of cells it begins to look more like... show more

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