Titlebook: Maternal and Child Health around the World; Helen M. Wallace (Professor and head),G. J. Ebrahi Textbook 1981Latest edition Macmillan Publi

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Maternity care rates among them are greater than in the rest of the population. Even today, in some countries, approximately 0.3% of mothers die in childbirth; 5–10% of babies are born dead or die within the first week of life; of those born alive, 10% do not survive to their first birthday. Care of the mother is

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A programme for the integration of family planning with maternal and child health servicesoth programmes. Yet the inclusion of family planning as an integral and natural part of standard maternity care has been slow to develop and in much of the world is only at the beginning of its development.

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Simplified methods of measuring child growth and early nutritional deficienciesition is severe. Illnesses tend to be more frequent in malnourished children. In rural areas, 35–50% of the deaths in children are in those under the age of five, and half of these deaths are on account of severe malnutrition. In the remainder, and particularly in deaths due to infectious diseases,

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