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. 1978 Feb;68(2):169–172. doi: 10.2105/ajph.68.2.169

The medical impact of an antepartum program for pregnant adolescents: a statistical analysis.

P B Smith, R B Wait, D M Mumford, S W Nenney, B T Hollins
PMCID: PMC1653863  PMID: 626259

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