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Practice, knowledge and perceptions of antenatal care services among pregnant women and nursing mothers in Southwest Nigeria
High maternal death in Nigeria is a concern to public health practitioners. Knowledge and perception of antenatal care (ANC) by pregnant women and nursing mothers are important in usage of ANC facilities. This study bridged existing gap in inadequate report of perception and knowledge about ANC serv...
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