South Asian women in Australia face a greater risk of stillbirth
A view of an ultrasound Source: AAP
New research has shown South Asian and African-born women in Australia face a far greater risk of stillbirth than their locally born counterparts. Could this change change clinical practice in Australia and probably even overseas? Nital Desai reports.
New research has shown South Asian and African-born women in Australia face a far greater risk of stillbirth than their locally born counterparts. Could this change change clinical practice in Australia and probably even overseas? Nital Desai reports.
