Maternal mortality in the UK and the need for obstetric physicians: Most deaths are now caused by preventable or treatable medical conditions

Maternal mortality in the UK and the need for obstetric physicians: Most deaths are now caused by preventable or treatable medical conditions

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Main Authors:	Nelson-Piercy, C, Mackillop, L, Williams, D, Williamson, C, De Swiet, M, Redman, C
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2011

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