Socio-cultural Factors Affecting Maternal Health: A Study Of Owukpa Community, Ogbadigbo L.g.a, Benue State And Obolloeke Community, Udenu L.g.a, Enugu State.

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DepartmentPopulation Studies
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Pages110
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ABSTRACT For women of childbearing age, the major challenge is the risk of maternal death as a result of poor health during pregnancy and childbirth. Women face this challenge because of their reproductive biology, and in a country with one of the world’s highest maternal mortality ratio the dangers are particularly pronounced especially in rural areas. Deprivations and certain social-cultural factors combine to create poor health for women in developing countries and most especially in rural communities. This study explores socio-cultural factors and their implications on maternal health in …

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