Study Claims VBAC is Less Safe Than C-Section. Here's What You Need to Know. — Georgia Birth Advocacy Coalition
C-Sections Are Best With a Little Labor, a Study Says - The New York Times
Study: C-Section Babies Skip The Bacterial Slide : NPR
The Long-Term Effects of C-sections on Baby - Motherly
Study: Cesarean Births Nearly Doubled Globally Since 2000
Women who birth by C-section potentially face long-term health risks: study - National | Globalnews.ca
New perspectives on C-section and microbiota in newborns
UTSW study finds new pain management approach reduced opioid use after C- sections: Newsroom - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas
C-section use nearly doubled globally since 2000: Lancet study
Most women don't value hospital C-section rates in choosing where to give birth, according to new study - Ariadne Labs
COVID-19 & pregnancy: Symptomatic illness increases the likelihood of emergency C-section delivery, study finds | PhillyVoice
Diet And Exercise Can Reduce Risk Of C-Section: Study
Study Finds Lower, but Still High, Rate of C-Sections in China - The New York Times
Push-Button Pain Meds Curb Need for Opioids After C-Section: Study - Consumer Health News | HealthDay
California campaign lowers statewide C-section rate, study reports | News Center | Stanford Medicine
Case Study of Cesarean Section | PDF | Uterus | Vagina
Study Suggests 19 Percent Could Be Benchmark C-Section Rate | WBUR News
How to give a C-section baby the potential benefits of vaginal birth | Science | AAAS
Factors contributing to rapidly increasing rates of cesarean section in Armenia: a partially mixed concurrent quantitative-qualitative equal status study | BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth | Full Text
Case study: Cesarean section by Winnie Zhu
Study: Vaginal seeding delivers microbial benefits to c-section babies
Why doctors are swiping C-section babies with their mom's microbiome - Los Angeles Times
Cesarean Birth (C-Section) Nursing Care and Management
PDF) Birth by caesarean section and school performance in Swedish adolescents- a population-based study
