This morning is the effervescence in the maternity ward of the Saint-Charles de Toul hospital. Chloé, a midwife, has just given an expectant mother prostaglandin to induce pre-delivery labor. “The patient’s pathological indications made the doctors decide that she didn’t need to wait long before she gave birth,” explains the specialist. At the same time, her colleagues monitor four mothers and their newborns.
Two floors up, Sarah Colin gives a birthing session to two young couples who are about to become parents.
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