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Self-Reported Antenatal Medicines Use Among Women Living with and Without HIV in Western Cape, South Africa: A Sub-Analysis of the B Positive Cohort Study
Globally, innumerable women take medication while they are pregnant, and this trend is growing. The pipeline of medicines targeting maternal comorbidities is expanding. However, for most medicines, there is insufficient data on their safety in pregnancy. In addition, women may be taking medication f...
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Department of Medicine
2023
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