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Wealth-related inequality in effective coverage of postnatal newborn care in Tanzania; A decomposition analysis of the Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey, 2022
Background: Effective postnatal newborn care provision is proven to be one effective strategy to reduce neonatal and under-five mortality. Despite the presence of small-scale studies that reported crude coverage of postnatal newborn care, nationwide evidence about effective postnatal newborn care co
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