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Factors contributing to household wealth inequality in under-five deaths in low[1]and middle-income countries: decomposition analysis
Background: The burden of under-5 deaths is disproportionately high among poor households relative to economically viable ones in developing countries. Despite this, the factors driving this inequality has not been well explored. This study decomposed the contributions of the factors associated with...
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