Risk factors for prematurity.

<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Low birth weight continues to pose significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide. Despite substantial improvement in various public health indicators, many developing countries have failed to achieve a significant reduction in low birth wei...

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Main Author:	Sachith Mettananda (411784) (author)
Other Authors:	Himali Herath (4169908) (author), Ayesha Thewage (20691248) (author), Kumudu Nanayakkara (20691251) (author), Indeewari Liyanage (20691254) (author), K. S. Udani (20691257) (author), Rajika Savanadasa (20691260) (author), Sampatha Goonewardena (20691263) (author), Nimesha Gamhewage (20691266) (author), Asiri Hewamalage (20691269) (author), Dhammica Rowel (17267935) (author), Abner Elkan Daniel (20691272) (author), Chithramalee de Silva (17353150) (author), Susie Perera (19832183) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology wide studies evaluating healthcare systems worldwide despite substantial improvement countrywide multicentre cross 4 %) newborns pose significant challenges trained data collectors pregnancy induced hypertension one major obstacle many developing countries gestational age contributes mean birth weight low birth weight 0 %) neonates gestational age developing countries birth weight significant reduction born neonates xlink "> teenage pregnancy study presents study highlights sri lanka specialist hospitals september 2023 separate categories sectional study risk factors obstetric history nine provinces measured immediately gather information feasible approach extensive country different tiers demographic background ci 2817 approximately two 998 ), 2838g ),
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Risk factors for prematurity.

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