Maternal Age at Birth and Under-5 Mortality in Nigeria.

Maternal Age at Birth and Under-5 Mortality in Nigeria.

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The paper examined the impact of maternal age at birth on under-5 death in Nigeria. Method: Secondary data were generated from the 2003 Nigeria Demographic and Health Surveys in examining the relationship between maternal age at birth and under-5 mortality risk. Relationships between variables were tested through bivariate and logistic analyses.
 
Published at East Africa Journal of Public Health Vol.6 (1):11-14
Published in 2009
 
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TitilayoAyotunde, Obiyan Mary, AgunbiadeOjo Melvin and Fasina F.F
Fagbeminiyi Fasina » FASINA Fagbeminiyi Faniyi is a Demographer and a Statistician with over 10 years of professional experience as a university teacher.He also teaches Demographic Techniques, Measures of Population, Data Analysis and Social Statistics at undergraduate levels. He had been involved in consultancy activities with National and International Agencies in the following thematic areas notably HIV and... view full profile
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