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The antibiotic transformation of Danish obstetrics. The hidden links between the decline in perinatal mortality and maternal mortality in the mid-twentieth century
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  • 2000The Tragedy of Childbed Fever474 cited
  • 1987The Method of Expected Number of Deaths, 1786-1886-1986, Correspondent Paper81 cited
  • 1992Maternal Care and Maternal Mortality in Britain, 1935–195067 cited
  • 2006Two hundred years of evidence-based perinatal care: late-fetal mortality in the past25 cited

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