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Maternal Outcomes According to Placental Position in Placental Previa
www.medsci.org | Dec 16, 2011
<p><b>Purpose: </b>The purpose of this retrospective cohort study was to elucidate whether the location of placenta below uterine incision in cesarean section is important in the development of maternal complications in placenta previa patients.</p><p><b>Methods: </b>The study was conducted on 409

Should Pregnant Women Eat During Labor?
www.prlog.org | Mar 7, 2010
Should Pregnant Women Eat During Labor?. In 1946 women were strongly advised that they should stop eating as soon as they felt contractions or thought that they were in labor. Recent studies have re-evaluated this position and questioned the evidence to support this practice.

Stars of the Royal Surrey Celebrated at Staff Recognition Awards 2011
www.royalsurrey.nhs.uk | Oct 10, 2011
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Number of Caesarean births treble since 1970s - Scotsman.com News
news.scotsman.com | Sep 29, 2009
Number of Caesarean births treble since 1970s - THE number of babies born by Caesarean surgery in Scotland has trebled in just over 30 years, figures revealed today.

Comments on 6Minutes.com.au
www.6minutes.com.au | Aug 15, 2007
Home | Contact Us | Advertise | About Us | Privacy Policy | News Archive Medicine Politics Practice Ideas Other stuff Jobs Search Latest Comments The elective caesarean section rate in Australia is way too high.

Medical News: C-Section Rates Set Record - in OB/Gyn, Pregnancy from MedPage Today
www.medpagetoday.com | Mar 24, 2010
Nearly one-third of U.S. births in 2007 were by cesarean section, the highest rate ever, the CDC reported.

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Obesity or diabetes: what is worse for the mother and for the baby? - EM|consulte
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Diabetes & Metabolism - Vol. 29 - N° 2 - p. 175 - Obesity or diabetes: what is worse for the mother and for the baby? - EM|consulte

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