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Accidents can happen anywhere. Our emergency center has physicians & staff certified in advanced pediatric care.
Chippenham HospitalAccidents can happen anywhere. Our emergency center has physicians & staff certified in advanced pediatric care.
Chippenham HospitalIn a heart attack, every minute counts. Emergency heart care technology is now closer than ever at Chippenham Emergency Center.
Chippenham HospitalIn a stroke emergency, every minute counts. Emergency stroke care technology is now closer than ever at Chippenham Hospital.
Chippenham HospitalTime is precious. Now, fast, high-quality lab and imaging services are closer than ever before at Chippenham Hospital.
Chippenham HospitalMedical emergencies happen. Our full service, state-of-the-art ER is here to help – for both ambulance and walk-in patients.
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Last Updated: February 13th, 2012
Caffeine may be ingested in moderation during pregnancy, however, alcohol should be avoided.
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