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1) Why has there been an increase in C-section births and what can be the possible impacts on the future of health care delivery due to this increase?

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Why has there been an increase in C-section births and what can be the possible impacts on the future of health care delivery due to this increase?
The increase in Caesarean births is due the following reasons:
? Obstetricians fearful of being sued if there is harm to the baby
? Convenience of induced labor ...

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