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[Year] Jan - May 2000 [Description] The Millennium Bug resulted in more than 150 pregnant women being given incorrect results of a Down's Syndrome test. The computer error during screening at Sheffield's Northern General Hospital meant the women were originally told they were in the low-risk group. As a result of the mistake, four Down's syndrome pregnancies went undetected. Two of the women later gave birth to Down's Syndrome babies, while two other women terminated their pregnancies. [References] BBC News Sept 13, 2001 Official report Setp 13 2001 [Name] 
Millenium Bug blamed for test error
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