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Published: Sunday, September 27, 2009

Woman Conceives Second Baby While Pregnant

MSNBC.COM

An Arkansas woman conceived a baby boy two-and-a-half weeks after she became pregnant with a baby girl. The double pregnancy, confirmed by ultrasound and her obstetrician, is a rare occurrence called supefetation.

One baby is due in late 2009 and the other in early 2010.

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