Socioeconomic risk factors for labour induction in the United Kingdom

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, March 2020

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RT @hallmum5: 1974 induction of labour rates were around 41% https://t.co/CCHFLd1nNE Women and midwives fought back at the increasing use…

RT @CPCpopulation: New paper from @drsarahacarter, @AmosChannon & @AnnBerrington explores the relationship between labour induction and mat…

RT @CPCpopulation: New paper from @drsarahacarter, @AmosChannon & @AnnBerrington explores the relationship between labour induction and mat…

RT @CPCpopulation: New paper from @drsarahacarter, @AmosChannon & @AnnBerrington explores the relationship between labour induction and mat…

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