Delayed periods and falling babies: The ethnophysiology and politics of pregnancy loss in rural north India -- Cultural explanations for pregnancy loss in rural Jamaica -- Water spirits, medicine-men and witches: Avenues to successful reproduction among the Abelam, Papua New Guinea -- Explaining pregnancy loss in matrilineal Southeast Tanzania -- Children of the rope and other aspects of pregnancy loss in Cameroon -- Variation in risk of pregnancy loss -- Never such innocence again: Irony, nature and technoscience in narratives of pregnancy loss -- Cultural variations in South African women's experiences of miscarriage: Implications for clinical care -- Memories of pregnancy loss: Recollections of elderly women in Northern Ireland -- Something more than blood: Conflicting accounts of pregnancy loss in eighteenth-century England
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