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Going under the knife? What to know about anaesthesia before surgery
Experts explain how the different types of anaesthesia work, who they’re suitable for and why some operations may not require general anaesthesia.
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The White House is taking particular aim at what it calls “birth tourism”, in which pregnant foreigners travel to the US to give birth.
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Going under the knife? What to know about anaesthesia before surgery
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