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An exploration of the experiences of and perceptions about access to antenatal care for rural women who consume alcohol during pregnancy in the Western Cape, South Africa
Background: Globally, 2,3 billion people currently drink alcohol. South Africans have risky alcohol consumption and binge drinking patterns compared to other African countries. Western Cape rural areas have the highest prevalence of high-risk drinkers. Women's alcohol use during pregnancy has severe...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2026
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