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Contraceptive use: implication for completed fertility, parity progression and maternal nutritional status in Nigeria
The study identified socio-demographic factors influencing contraceptive use while using nutritional status, completed fertility and parity progression as key variables. NDHS, 2008 dataset on married women aged 45-49 was used. Chi-square, ordinary linear and logistic regression models were used for...
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