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Deliver, Then Depart: Do Hospitals Send Mothers Home Too Soon?
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Begley, Sharon
Springen, Karen
Duignan-Cabrera, Anthony
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Newsweek 1995 July 10; 126(2): 62
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Date
1995-07-10
Subject
Hospitals
;
Mothers
;
Health Care Programs for Women
;
Health Care for Newborns and Minors
;
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