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Studies: U.S. pregnancies typically 21/2 years apart - Tue, 28 Apr 2015 PST The Spokesman-Review
District of Columbia , San Francisco
How many years apart should you space your babies?old.seattletimes.com
Seattle , New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
Study: Moms typically space pregnancies 2½ years apart The Columbian
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
U.S. moms typically space pregnancies by 2.5 years triblive.com
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
LUS pregnancies are typically 2 1/2 years apart, but experts say nearly a third space too close leaderpost.com
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
Pregnancies spaced 2 years apart for average U.S. mom; 30 percent called too close insidebayarea.com
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
Pregnancies spaced 2½ years apart for average U.S. mom; 30 percent called too close San Jose Mercury News
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco
Study on Pregnancy Spacing wtnh.com
San Francisco
Study: US moms typically space pregnancies 2½ years apart wkrg.com
New York , District of Columbia , San Francisco , Seattle

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