The LaFarge Birthing Center, which opened in 1993 as an alternative to home births for Amish women, has had a 3.8 percent cesarean section delivery rate, according to a UW-Madison study released Monday.
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The LaFarge Birthing Center, which opened in 1993 as an alternative to home births for Amish women, has had a 3.8 percent cesarean section delivery rate, according to a UW-Madison study released Monday.