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Addressing perineal morbidity to improve women's wellbeing: A continuation of the debate
Many women suffer in silence as issues associated with perineal morbidity combine with feelings of stigma and shame. Amy Morton discusses some of the ways in which professional practice must change in order to improve outcomes for women post birth