Trends and consequences of the technocratic paradigm of childbirth in Portugal: a population-based analysis of birth conditions and social characteristics of parents, Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
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Ethnic differences in results of fertility and mother’s health care: Portuguese population and Cape Verdeans living in Portugal
Artigo| Saint-Maurice, A.; Pintassilgo, S. (2018), Ethnic differences in results of fertility and mother’s health care: Portuguese population and Cape Verdeans living in Portugal, Journal of Population Research, 35, 131–150
Nascer.pt — Laboratório de Estudos Sociais sobre Nascimento
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Reducing Sexual and Reproductive Health Inequities Between Natives and Migrants: A Delphi Consensus for Sustainable Cross-Cultural Healthcare Pathways.
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Fertility, migration and acculturation (FEMINA): a research protocol for studying intersectional sexual and reproductive health inequalities
Artigo | Alarcão, V.; Stefanovska- Petkovska, M.; Virgolino, A.; Santos, O.; Ribeiro, S.; Costa, A.; Nogueira, P.; Pascoal, M. P.; et al. (2019), Fertility, migration and acculturation (FEMINA): a research protocol for studying intersectional sexual and reproductive health inequalities, In Reproductive health, 19 (140).
