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preventing alcohol exposed pregnancies:
valequez, m. et al.

young teenage pregnancies are very common.
young teenage pregnancies are very common.

teenage pregnancies and premature births up :
teenage pregnancies and premature births up:

"reducing the risk of alcohol-exposed pregnancies:
guilford press.

examining subsequent pregnancies (edmonton, terra association, february 1999).
w. a. fisher and j. d. fisher, "understanding and preventing aids –

about 33% of the participants were nullipara and 69% had wanted pregnancies.
about 33% of the participants were nullipara and 69% had wanted pregnancies.

a prospective comparison of selective and universal electronic fetal monitoring in 34,995 pregnancies.
the dublin randomized controlled trial of intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring.

a more recent publication using us data estimated that miscarriages end 19% of all pregnancies.
in 1988, that legislation was struck down, leaving physicians the right to perform abortions.

effect of labour induction on rates of stillbirth and cesarean section in post-term pregnancies.
postterm births (95% ci) per 100 live births** source:

evaluation of transcervical chorionic villus sampling with a completed follow-up of 1550 consecutive pregnancies.
fatal pulmonary embolism during legal induced abortion in the united states from 1972 to 1985.

study of chromosomal abnormalities and their origin in pregnancies derived from assisted reproductive technologies (art)
the role of mmset in t(4;14) multiple myeloma

pregnancies and births; les médecins ont accès aux résultats des examens de cas dans le doctor’s digest
pregnancies and births; results of case reviews presented to physicians in doctor’s digest

cytogenetic findings in 1250 chorionic villus samples obtained in the first trimester with clinical follow-up of the first 1000 pregnancies.
factors influencing morbidity in termination of pregnancy.

« the management of pregnancies complicated by genital infections with herpes simplex virus », clinical infectious diseases, vol.
first coitus before menarche and risk of sexually transmitted disease.

la rubéole, une infection virale responsable de nombreuses grossesses à risque à une certaine époque, constitue le pivot à partir duquel dangerous pregnancies aborde de nombreuses autres questions essentielles en santé des femmes.
rubella—the viral infection that made for "dangerous pregnancies"—is the central pivot for this book, with many other important women’s health issues playing strong supporting roles.

a 5-year prospective study of the outcomes of all pregnancies in a remote northern community », journal de l'association médicale canadienne.
a 5-year prospective study of the outcomes of all pregnancies in a remote northern community."

s.j. ventura, s.m. taffel, w.d. mosher et al., «trends in pregnancies and pregnancy rates :
selected therapeutic abortion statistics, 1970-1991 (catalogue 82-550) ottawa:

multiple pregnancies: the price to pay, eur j obstet gynecol reprod biol (1996), 65 (supplément) : p.
f10-9. salta-barous j, antoine jm.

a novel mechanism for pregnancy-induced vasorelaxation egeland, grace m meltzer, sara j université mcgill diabetic pregnancies: longitudinal follow-up of mother-offspring pairs ezzat, shereen z university health network (toronto) university of toronto fibroblast growth factor receptor 4 in endocrine development and tumorigenesis fortier, michel a université laval endometrial prostaglandins and regulation of reproductive function guilbert, larry j university of alberta in utero transmission of cytomegalovirus across the placenta
longitudinal follow-up of mother-offspring pairs ezzat, shereen z university health network (toronto) university of toronto fibroblast growth factor receptor 4 in endocrine development and tumorigenesis fortier, michel a université laval endometrial prostaglandins and regulation of reproductive function guilbert, larry j university of alberta in utero transmission of cytomegalovirus across the placenta johnston, celeste walker, claire- d mcgill university maternal comfort, analgesia, regulation, endorphin-release: