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Maternal Outcomes and Psychosocial Dilemma in sub-Saharan Africa: the case of Nigeria
Against the backdrop of persistent high maternal and infant morbidity and mortality, low acceptability of family planning programmes and increasing abortion rates, this paper observes that maternal outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa are events that depend on socio-cultural factors. The influence of male...
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