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Ch. 11 Gestational DiabetesThe full text of A Guide to Effective Care in Pregnancy and Childbirth (Oxford University Press, 2000) is freely available on this website courtesy of the authors: Murray Enkin, Marc J.N.C. Keirse, James Neilson, Caroline Crowther, Lelia Duley, Ellen Hodnett and Justus Hofmeyr. (A separate page provides information about this Guide.) Below you will find an outline for the 11th chapter of this book. Click to download a PDF of the full text of chapter 11. (Click if you need to get Adobe Reader to view or print this file.) Chapter 11. Gestational diabetes
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