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Latch Key | AIMS

https://www.aims.org.uk/journal/item/latch-key
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Information and consent | AIMS

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The Irish knitting project | AIMS

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The importance of home birth during Covid-19 | AIMS

https://www.aims.org.uk/journal/item/covid-19-briony-cobb
I’m very sad that our parents won’t get to meet their first grandchild for no idea how long, and I’m anxious about the world we are bringing our son into, but so far I’m managing to remain relatively positive despite the huge number and weight of uncertainties The AIMS Journal spearheads discussions about

Review of the new book, ‘Born Stroppy’ by Ruth Weston | AIMS

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org/opinion-articles/articles/something-should-be-done-campaigns-for-choice-and-human-rights-in-childbirt/ The AIMS Journal spearheads discussions about change and development in the maternity services

Journal | AIMS

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3 (AIMS at 60 - Making a difference past and future) 2020, Vol