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Health of pregnant women.

Reproduction is highly important for human wellbeing. Decisions about whether, when, and how to have children are of the utmost importance to individuals and inextricably entwined with the closest human relationships. Society does, however, have a legitimate interest in the birth of an appropriate number of children and in those children being as healthy as possible, including those with impairments. The health of pregnant women is thus an obvious aspect for consideration as a key area in a health strategy. The case for and against its selection will be discussed in respect of maternal, fetal, and neonatal mortality and morbidity and in the light of the potential for and feasibility of prevention.