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Why is there such an increase in c-sections?
Are C-sections still considered dangerous?
Are you limited to the number of kids that you can have if having c-sections?
Are they more cost effective?
Is there danger to baby when an elective c-section is done?
Are c-sections done more often in heavily populated areas?
Is the sucess rate of having a vaginal birth after a c-section also on the rise?
What is the reasoning behind elective c-sections?
Are doctors more comfortable doing this surgery than a vaginal delivery?
Is it easier and more time saving to just do c-sections than waiting for baby to come?
Friday, February 20, 2009
Exercise 1.1 Three steps CR
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