Acute care

Caesarean rates 'vary widely' in UK

By 2010-10-08T07:00:00

A new study has suggested that the differences in opinion between doctors across England is the cause of varying rates of Caesarean sections carried out in the country.

A new study has suggested that the differences in opinion between doctors across England is the cause of varying rates of Caesarean sections carried out in the country.

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