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I. Prevención de la infertilidad

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 43
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FRAGMENTO

1.0 Concepto

La prevención de la infertilidad implica al conjunto de conocimientos que permitan sospechar, detectar, evitar o corregir situaciones que dificulten el logro de un embarazo y el nacimiento de un hijo sano cuando se desee.


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