Unintended Pregnancy: A Biomarker for Disease and Poverty

Pacific Standard Time — Sunday, February 12, 2012

Unintended Pregnancy: A Biomarker for Disease and Poverty

Moreover, the rates of unintended pregnancy are significantly higher for poor and minority women, where the lifelong consequences of poor maternal and child health make escaping poverty that much more difficult. So saying “pregnancy is not a disease” ...

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Unintended Pregnancy: A Biomarker for Disease and Poverty

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