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Before world war ii women moved from home to hospital births. what was the primary reason for that shift in maternity care?

Before world war ii women moved from home to hospital births. what was the primary reason for that shift in maternity care?
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Before world war ii women moved from home to hospital births. what was the primary reason for that shift in maternity care?

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Giving birth in a hospital suggested affluence, and the hospital provided pain management.

In the early 1900s many women were attracted to hospitals because this showed affluence and hospitals provided pain management.
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