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Seeking an Alternative Baseline for Birth
Journal of Clinical Ethics 24 (3):285-286 (2013)
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Birth is a spiritual experience for mother and baby. Women need information and psychological preparation before birth, and a knowledgeable companion during birth. Unless medical intervention is needed, medical personnel should step back and stay out of the way.Author's Profile
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