Inadequate support for women after miscarriage

A doctor delivers bad news to a couple

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Published 24 June 2019 2:23pm
By Peggy Giakoumelos
Presented by Peggy Giakoumelos
Source: SBS

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A new survey has found women who experience a miscarriage are often not receiving adequate support to help them deal with their pregnancy loss.

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