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Tamar Rutter

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Psychosocial aspects of childbirth and perinatal mental health

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|Dec 08, 2025

Down Syndrome in British Maternity Care: Mothers' Experiences of Prenatal Testing and Receiving a Prenatal or Postnatal Diagnosis.

Tamar Rutter, Richard Hastings, Nicola Enoch

|Aug 09, 2025

Down Syndrome in Maternity Care: Mothers' Experiences of Prenatal Screening.

Tamar Rutter, Richard Hastings, Nicola Enoch

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