Learn the risks that can endanger your pregnancy.
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The following are notes from co-author Robyn Brancato, CNM (certified nurse midwife) who practices in New York City, or, as she is know here: Wonderrobyn! You can read about both authors in the About tab above. Here they are on the beach in San Diego, when they gave a talk at conference there a couple [...]
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Behavioral preconditions to pregnancy is the area over which we have the greatest control.
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