Effect of SBS on maternal and child health in India with urban and rural variations.

<p>Effect of SBS on maternal and child health in India with urban and rural variations.</p>

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Main Author:	Ramendra Nath Kundu (13205987) (author)
Other Authors:	Juri Borah (21615665) (author), Arna Chatterjee (21615668) (author), Koel Mukherjee (10886824) (author), Susmita Bharati (21615671) (author), Md. Golam Hossain (6470264) (author), Premananda Bharati (6635528) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology provide educational programs poor wealth index multifaceted issue linked full antenatal care 660 birth intervals analysed using descriptive 27 months ), increase infant mortality 8 %), especially short birth spacing inadequate birth spacing younger maternal age measures enhance maternal epidemiological study using xlink "> maintaining study investigated sbs analysis incorporated demographic analysis included data 9 months ). highest sbs prevalence child health outcomes birth spacing xlink "> data analysis 32 months shortest spacing child mortality 9 %). 8 %) study highlights study emphasizes study aims 5 ). 001 ). maternal education adverse maternal india using unwanted pregnancies substantial influence special reference significantly associated sectional design rural variation rural areas primary outcome larger families factors contributing explanatory variables explanatory factors encompassing 724
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