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Factors contributing to the duration of postpartum abstinence among Nigerian women: semi-parametric survival analysis
Background: The duration of postpartum abstinence is on the decrease but has not been met with increased uptake of contraceptive in Nigeria. This imbalanced transition could result in shorter birth intervals and worsen maternal and child health outcomes. There is a paucity of information on the dura...
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