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Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|February 29, 2012
Learning the hard way: expectations and experiences of infant feeding supportMaggie Redshaw, Jane Henderson
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|February 29, 2012
A qualitative study of postpartum mothers' intention to smokeIsabelle Von Kohorn, Stephanie N Nguyen, Dena Schulman-Green, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|February 29, 2012
The patient observer: eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing for the treatment of posttraumatic stress following childbirthClaire A I Stramrood, Janneke van der Velde, Bennard Doornbos, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|February 29, 2012
The tyranny of meta-analysis and the misuse of randomized controlled trials in maternity careMichael C Klein
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|December 15, 2015
Intentions Toward Physical Activity and Resting Behavior in Pregnant Women: Using the Theory of Planned Behavior Framework in a Cross-Sectional StudyJames J Newham, Carly Allan, Patricia Leahy-Warren, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|December 19, 2013
Institute of medicine 2009 gestational weight gain guideline knowledge: survey of obstetrics/gynecology and family medicine residents of the United StatesTiffany A Moore Simas, Molly E Waring, Gina M T Sullivan, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|December 19, 2013
The use of episiotomy in a low-risk population in the Netherlands: a secondary analysisA E Seijmonsbergen-Schermers, C C Geerts, M Prins, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|December 19, 2013
Risk of episiotomy and perineal lacerations recurring after first deliverySebastian Manzanares, Davinia Cobo, Maria Dolores Moreno-Martínez, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|March 8, 2016
A Prospective Investigation of Prenatal Mood and Childbirth Perceptions in an Ethnically Diverse, Low-Income SampleJayme L Congdon, Nancy E Adler, Elissa S Epel, et al.
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|July 25, 2017
Formula supplementation in hospital and subsequent feeding at discharge among women who intended to exclusively breastfeed: An administrative data retrospective cohort studyJason P Bentley, Natasha Nassar, Maree Porter, et al.
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