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Compared to modern direct-entry midwives, physicians more often
 
  a. use unnecessary and potentially dangerous drugs and surgeries
  b. restrain from using drugs in the delivery process.
  c. support the demedicalization of birth.
  d. offer home birth services.
  e. earn modest incomes.

Question 2

Which of the following helped doctors gain control over childbirth?
 
  a. Religious beliefs that women should suffer in childbirth.
  b. The growing belief that childbirth was a natural biological process.
  c. Popular prejudice against immigrants, women, and non-whites.
  d. Laws supporting allopathic medicine.
  e. Scientific evidence of the safety of doctor-assisted childbirth.



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