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J B McKinlay: The new latecomers for ante-natal care (British Journal of Preventive and Social Medicine, vol 24, no 1, Feb 1970).
D G Gill: Changing trends in illegitimacy and changing modes of explanation (Royal Society of Health Journal, vol 90 no 3, May/Jun 1970).
Briefs: footnotes on maternity care, Vol xxxiv, no 6, summer 1970; unofficial publication of Maternity Center Association. D G Gill: Looking Ahead: some social and individual consequences of mass acceptance of the two child family in Britain (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol 175, no 3, 30 Oct 1970).
Intercepted letter: The Craft of Shortening (Lancet, 21 Nov 1970 - t/s copy).
W R Bytheway: Aspects of old age in age-specific mortality rates (Journal of Biosocial Science (1970), 2).
D G Gill, R Illsley, L H Koplik: Pregnancy in Teenage Girls (Social Science and Medicine, 1970, vol 3).
Maternal Health from On the State of the Public Health (DHSS 1970).
J Peel and G E Skipworth: Sequential Sampling as a Technique in Sociological Surveys (Applied Statistics 19, 1970).
Sir Dugald Baird: Social Factors in Obstetrics (article in unnamed Yearbook, c.1970).
H Edwards, B Thompson: Who are the fatherless? (New Society 4 Feb 1971).

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