Traditional Practices In Postnatal Care: The Malay Community In Malaysia
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2 Malaysian National Census Report, 1990.
3 Said S, Malik MR. Adat Resam Tradisonal. Butterworth Publishers, 1992.
4 Zakaria M. The Development of Drugs from Plants Used in Traditional Medicine. The Forest Research Institute of Malaysia, 1990.
5 Deraman AA, Mohd WRW. Adat Pantang Larang Orang
Melayu, 2nd Edition. Berita Publishing, 1992.
6 Kumari K, May DY, Ibrahim TMT. Economic Significance of Medicinal Plants in Peninsular Malaysia. The Forest Research Institute of Malaysia, 1998.
7 Medicinal Products from the Tropical Rainforest: Proceeding of the Conference. The Forest Research Institute of Malaysia, 1989.
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2001-01-01
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Zamani, A. (2001). Traditional Practices In Postnatal Care: The Malay Community In Malaysia. Trinity Student Medical Journal , 2(1), Page 30–31. Retrieved from https://ojs.tchpc.tcd.ie/index.php/tsmj/article/view/1902
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