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In the September issue:
Perspectives
Clarke and Shearer review the history of discovery and rediscover of this rare but important bleeding disorder of the newborn. (pp 742–3)
bleeding
Williams reflects that vitamin D deficiency in pregnancy is a long established problem which has yet to be effectively prevented. (pp 740–1)
Dawodu and Wagner look at strategies to prevent vitamin D deficiency in mothers and children. (pp 737–40)
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