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Pregnancy Intendedness in a High-Risk Obstetric Population in a Tertiary Hospital.
Study rationale Recent surveys indicate that only about 41% of pregnancies in South Africa are intended. Unintended pregnancies place women and their unborn children at increased risk, especially in settings where there is already high maternal mortality. Objective This study was conducted to assess...
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Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2024
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