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Book Review: A Maternal and Perinatal Health ‘How-to Manual’ with a Difference
Category: Book Review
Tagged book review, developing world, global health, health systems, maternal and perinatal health, maternal health
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This Week in PLOS Medicine: Competing interests; Mobile HIV clinic; Maternal health & more
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged disclosure, HIV, maternal health, mobile clinic, tuberculosis
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This Week in PLoS Medicine: BMI & ischemic heart disease; Nigerian midwives
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged BMI, cardiovascular health, coronary heart disease, ischemic heart disease, maternal and perinatal health, maternal health, midwives, neonatal health
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This Week in PLoS Medicine: VBAC; cART during PHI; IPTi & more
Category: PLoS Medicine's Daily Click
Tagged caesarean section, HIV, incentives, IPTi, malaria, maternal and perinatal health, maternal health, research ethics, VBAC
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This Week in PLoS Medicine: VBAC; DSM conflicts of interest; Health systems guidance
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged caesarean section, competing interests, conflicts of interest, DSM V, Health Systems Guidance, maternal and perinatal health, maternal health, vaginal birth, VBAC
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