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Posted on 29th November 202212th April 2023 by Julia Laflin

Conditions affecting pregnancy

Xaaladaha saameeya uurka

Close up of pregnant woman holding her bump
Xaaladaha hore u jiray iyo uurka Infekshannada iyo fayrasyada Caafimaadka wadnaha ee uurka Infekshanada halista ah ee uurka Cabashooyinka uurka ee caadiga ah Dhibaatooyinka uurka ee naadirka ah Gudniinka Gabdhaha (FGM)
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