The Elevated Rate of Cesarean Section and Its Contribution to Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases in Latin America: The Growing Involvement of the Microbiota

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RT @9sowmya9: @ChandnaHimani There is building evidence citing negative effects of C-section on infant's future health. Eg- one paper from…

16 May 2022

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@ChandnaHimani There is building evidence citing negative effects of C-section on infant's future health. Eg- one paper from Latin America discusses its effect on future risk for obesity, poor gut health https://t.co/kcJgfnxajO Another review from Spanish

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The Elevated Rate of Cesarean Section and Its Contribution to Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases in Latin America: The Growing Involvement of the Microbiota https://t.co/9e18EEXdAs

05 Sep 2018

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RT @MHTF: Rising csection rate &its contribution to NCDs in Latin Am: https://t.co/bOV6r4adFD | More on NCDs &maternal health: https://t.co…

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