Defining preconception: exploring the concept of a preconception population

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

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RT @HSkouteris: Fabulous paper and a privilege to be part of the team led by @BrionyHill5 and @sinead_currie. Was a labour of love but wort…

04 Aug 2020

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Fabulous paper and a privilege to be part of the team led by @BrionyHill5 and @sinead_currie. Was a labour of love but worth every minute. Thank you also to @Judith_SRH for your valued feedback on this paper. @MCHRI @Monash_SPHPM @MonashUni

03 Aug 2020

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Why is preconception health important? Before we can answer that, we need to define "preconception." Analysis in #BMCPregnancyChildbirth from @BrionyHill5, @HSkouteris, ⁦⁦@sinead_currie, et al. explores perspectives: https://t.co/XTHiNKF6Vz @StirUni @MCHR

03 Aug 2020

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RT @BrionyHill5: Thanks Helen! So great to finally get this one out there! https://t.co/0DpFsba1Gl

11 May 2020

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