Maternal Welfare
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Subject Areas on Research
- An analysis of the reasons for Japan's low infant mortality rate.
- Changes and equity in use of maternal health care in China: from 1991 to 2003.
- Consequences of smoking during pregnancy on maternal health.
- Correlates of physical activity at two time points during pregnancy.
- Depressive symptoms and indicators of maternal health status during pregnancy.
- Distributing US health aid.
- Effect of WHO newborn care training on neonatal mortality by education.
- Effect of body image on pregnancy weight gain.
- Effects of pre-pregnancy body mass index and gestational weight gain on infant anthropometric outcomes.
- Helping poor mothers and children.
- How an earnings supplement can affect union formation among low-income single mothers.
- How many lives are at stake? Assessing 2030 sustainable development goal trajectories for maternal and child health.
- Impact of community-based maternal health workers on coverage of essential maternal health interventions among internally displaced communities in eastern Burma: the MOM project.
- Incarceration, maternal hardship, and perinatal health behaviors.
- Maternal physiologic parameters in relationship to systemic inflammatory response syndrome criteria: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
- Maternal upward socioeconomic mobility and black-white disparities in infant birthweight.
- Maternal work hours and adolescents' school outcomes among low-income families in four urban counties.
- Perceptions of the role of maternal nutrition in HIV-positive breast-feeding women in Malawi.
- Reproductive and maternal health in the post-2015 era: cervical cancer must be a priority.
- The association between in utero cigarette smoke exposure and age at menopause.
- Welfare reform and Latinas' use of perinatal health care.
- What is quality in maternal and neonatal health care?
- Zidovudine administered to women infected with human immunodeficiency virus type 1 and to their neonates reduces pediatric infection independent of an effect on levels of maternal virus.