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Mrs. Janice Gash, above, of the neonatal transport team at the Hospital for Sick Children, says that child birth at home, rather than in a hospital, p(...)
Mrs. Janice Gash, above, of the neonatal transport team at the Hospital for Sick Children, says that child birth at home, rather than in a hospital, p(...)

Mrs. Janice Gash, above, of the neonatal transport team at the Hospital for Sick Children, says that child birth at home, rather than in a hospital, p(...)

Date2/23/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mrs. Janice Gash, above, of the neonatal transport team at the Hospital for Sick Children, says that child birth at home, rather than in a hospital, puts the baby in danger of mental or physical handicaps or death.
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Object NumberTSPA_0027235F
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