Maternal Geophagy: A Hidden Health Challenge in Ghana
Picture this: a busy antenatal clinic nestled in the heart of Ghana, bustling with expectant mothers. As the nurse consults a mother-to-be, the conversation turns to her persistent cravings for clay—a practice known as geophagy. Though traditional and deeply rooted in cultural practices, more women are unaware of the hidden risks these cravings might pose. […]
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