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Ante-natal survey results showed that despite an overall increase, its spread was slowing down for the people under the age of 20.
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Ante-natal tests revealed that one in five pregnant women were infected with the HI-virus.
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From January 1 1997 services at this hospital will be restricted to: * Out-patient services * Ante-natal services.
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Ante-natal clinics, gynaecological clinics and hospital beds were part of the service, but provision varied massively from place to place.
Life and style | guardian.co.uk Graham Mooney 2010
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Ante-natal tests to determine the sex of babies is banned in India but the practice carries on despite the law.
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Ante-natal tests to determine the sex of babies is banned in India but the practice carries on despite the law.
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Ante-natal depression also carries the risk of noncompliance with prenatal care, poor suicide, she explained.
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Ante-natal depression also carries the risk of noncompliance with prenatal care, poor suicide, she explained.
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And, Lusskin added, "Ante-natal depression interferes with bonding with the baby both during pregnancy and post-partum."
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And, Lusskin added, "Ante-natal depression interferes with bonding with the baby both during pregnancy and post-partum."
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