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EdD
(redirected from expected date of delivery)

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Noun1.EdD - a doctor's degree in education
DEd, Doctor of Education
doctor's degree, doctorate - one of the highest earned academic degrees conferred by a university


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It is best to stop this drug four weeks before the expected date of delivery as it may alter the activity of the thyroid in the newborn baby.
Drugs to Be Avoided During Pregnancy and Breast Feeding by Ricky Hussey / Health, general community
They concluded that "acupuncture was able to encourage ripening of the cervix and reduce the time interval between the expected date of delivery and the actual time of delivery".
A review of research into the application of acupuncture in pregnancy by Betts, Debra / The Journal of Chinese Medicine
This will provide an accurate calculation of the expected date of delivery from the date of conception.
Reason and religion in natural family planning by Billings, Dr. John J. / Catholic Insight
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