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Encouragingly, isolated examples of perinatal psychosocial assessment programs are emerging in private maternity hospitals (e.g., [ 39]), and it will be important to monitor the extent to which women whose maternity care is provided these settings are included in perinatal prevention and early intervention initiatives.

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With linkage to effective treatment, there has not been a case of perinatal transmission in more than 10 years.

For example, the risk of perinatal transmission is 10 17% in HBsAg-positive mothers without HBeAg and 63 67% in HBeAg positive mothers in sSA [ 14, 15].

26 27 28 29 30 For example, an analysis of perinatal data from Shanghai showed a greater than twofold increase in the risk of low birth weight and preterm delivery in women who had moderate anaemia 90-999 g/l) and a greater than threefold increase for women with severe anaemia (<90 g/l) in the first trimester.

For example, prevalence estimates for receipt of perinatal mental health information and assessment of current mental health were greatest among women who resided in Western Australia (91.5% and 89.1%, respectively), whereas NSW-based women were up to 60% more likely to be asked about domestic violence or abuse than women residing in all remaining states/territories, except South Australia.

Our results show unequivocally that GC differentiation/loss of pluripotency in marmosets is remarkably similar to that in the human, supporting the use of marmosets for the study of early GC development, for example the perinatal origins of CIS/TGCC in men.

However, the rates of perinatal autopsy have steadily fallen worldwide, for example in the UK between 2000 and 2007, consent for perinatal autopsy declined from 55%to45%45 %, with parental objection as the main cause for conventional autopsy not being done [ 48].

These two causes of perinatal mortality represent intrapartum related perinatal deaths and are examples of deaths that are largely linked to quality of care around the time of delivery [ 1, 2, 12].

South Africa is an example of a country which has achieved both high coverage and high quality of perinatal audit data that are used for national decisionmaking [ 76].

For example, perinatal mortality at 22 weeks gestation was calculated by dividing the number of perinatal deaths at 22 weeks by the number of live births plus stillbirths at 22 or more completed weeks of gestation, i.e., fetuses who delivered at 23, 24, 25, or more weeks of gestation were also at risk of live birth or stillbirth at 22 weeks.

Table 2 lists examples of immunotoxicants where age-based comparisons exist and adult exposure assessment is not predictive of perinatal sensitivity to the xenobiotic.

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