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Differences in Preventive Care Uptake in Attached and Unattached Rural-Living Residents. [PDF]
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1995
Pregnancy provides unique opportunities for the initiation of preventive practices that can have long-standing implications for a pregnant woman, her infant, and the entire family. The physician has an obligation to evaluate the safety and appropriateness of interventions. This article examines routine prenatal care and its rationale.
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Pregnancy provides unique opportunities for the initiation of preventive practices that can have long-standing implications for a pregnant woman, her infant, and the entire family. The physician has an obligation to evaluate the safety and appropriateness of interventions. This article examines routine prenatal care and its rationale.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1996
I am writing to give strong support to Wilson's editorial in the April 1995 issue of theArchives, titled "Assumptions, Prevention, and the Need for Research." 1 Dr Wilson elegantly articulated the importance of good research into disease prevention and health promotion.
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I am writing to give strong support to Wilson's editorial in the April 1995 issue of theArchives, titled "Assumptions, Prevention, and the Need for Research." 1 Dr Wilson elegantly articulated the importance of good research into disease prevention and health promotion.
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