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Women with Intellectual, Developmental Disabilities Twice Likely to Have Repeat Pregnancy

Posted on: Aug 13, 2018 | Posted by: Health Mag

Women with intellectual and developmental disabilities are twice as likely to have a repeat pregnancy within one year of previous live birth which is associated with smaller...

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