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2005 BMJ study on home birth

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2005 BMJ Study on Home Birth

Full text of a large study on the safety of North American home births.

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Andrea Lythgoe
Andrea has been a childbirth educator and doula for over 20 years, and really enjoys helping other birth professionals learn to better understand the research.

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