The debate around the fact whether induced labour will lead to c-section delivery or not has been doing the rounds for long. Many experts and mid-wives believed that inducing labour increases the chances of a c-section. However a new study refuted this claim which was published this month in the New England Journal of Medicine. The study's lead author Bill Grobman an obstetrician-gynecologist at Northwestern University reportedly said that for many years there has been a belief really deeply ingrained that labour induction leads to a greater chance of caesarean delivery. Though his belief was based on a relatively long-ago