The Effect of a Woman Contracting Rubella (Or German Measles)

The effect of a woman contracting rubella (or German measles) during her pregnancy

A) is universally devastating, and almost always ends the pregnancy.
B) results in significant problems in 90% of the cases.
C) results in significant problems in only about 10% of the cases.
D) results in congenital problems in 90% of the cases if the woman is infected early in her pregnancy, but only about 20% of the cases if she is infected late in her pregnancy.