Prevalence and determinants of complementary and alternative medicine use during pregnancy: Results from a nationally representative sample of Australian pregnant women

Overview of attention for article published in Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, March 2013

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RT @UTSARCCIM: Did you know - even when excluding vitamins and minerals - more than half of #pregnantwomen in Australia use a natural healt…

RT @UTSARCCIM: Did you know - even when excluding vitamins and minerals - more than half of #pregnantwomen in Australia use a natural healt…

RT @UTSARCCIM: Did you know - even when excluding vitamins and minerals - more than half of #pregnantwomen in Australia use a natural healt…

Did you know - even when excluding vitamins and minerals - more than half of #pregnantwomen in Australia use a natural health product to help manage a pregnancy-related health concern? #complementarymedicine #herbalmedicine #womenshealthweek https://t.co/

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