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Motherhood and the practice of grand multiparity: responses from grand multiparous women in Ibadan, Nigeria
Grand Multiparity (GMP), having five or more pregnancies and deliveries, has contributed to high population growth in Nigeria. While the quality of life of children and the health risks associated with GMP have dominated scholarly discourse, dearth of information exists on perception of Grand Multip...
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