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New findings from University of Alabama in the area of obstetrics described

Published in Women's Health Weekly, January 1st, 2009

According to recent research from the United States, "While delayed initiation of childbearing is associated with adverse perinatal outcomes, whether or not risk persists and whether interpregnancy interval (IPI) affects the subsequent pregnancy remains unclear. To examine second-pregnancy perinatal outcomes for women initiating childbearing age >= 30 compared to those initiating childbearing aged 20-29, specifically examining the distribution of adverse perinatal outcomes, and their associations with the interpregnancy interval."

"Retrospective cohort study using the Missouri maternally linked files 1978-1997. Perinatal outcomes included fetal death, low...

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