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Nearly one in 2 births in China is delivered by Cesarean section, a quarter of which are not medically necessary, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Its survey showed China's C-section rate is 46%, the world's highest. Unnecessary C-sections jeopardize women's health by raising the risk of complications, the WHO warned. Babies born through C-section are more likely to develop respiratory problems. |
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