risk analysis

How Can Risk be Mitigated?

Mitigation strategies focus on reducing identified risks through:
Prenatal Care and regular check-ups
Managing maternal health conditions
Ensuring proper nutrition and lifestyle choices
Administering appropriate medications and treatments
Promoting safe delivery practices

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