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District hospitals can bring specialised prenatal diagnosis closer to rural families, study finds
A study found that district hospitals can provide specialized prenatal diagnosis services to rural families, improving access to advanced prenatal care. This approach aims to reduce disparities in healthcare availability between urban and rural areas.
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