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Timing matters: when do primiparous and multiparous pregnant women initiate folic acid supplementation, and who initiates it too late?
BackgroundWomen are recommended to take folic acid supplements (FAS) periconceptionally to prevent neural tube defects, but the low levels of FAS uptake are poorly understood. This study aimed to determine how parity, pregnancy planning and other maternal factors affect the timing of FAS initiation.
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