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A definition of obesity and a discussion of the UK rates open this chapter. Risks to the mother and fetus are listed and the latest recommendations for care pre-pregnancy, during pregnancy, during labour, and during the postnatal period are given.
Oxford University Press
Title: Obesity
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A definition of obesity and a discussion of the UK rates open this chapter.
Risks to the mother and fetus are listed and the latest recommendations for care pre-pregnancy, during pregnancy, during labour, and during the postnatal period are given.
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