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The Impact of Maternal Mortality on Children’s Risk of Dying in Rural South Africa: Evidence from a Population-based Surveillance Study (1992-2013)

Alicia Ely Yamin Brian Houle, Samuel J Clark, Kathleen Kahn & Stephen Tollman,

Reproductive Health   |  May 6, 2015

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Maternal mortality, the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and child survival are closely linked. This study contributes evidence on the impact of maternal death on children’s risk of dying in an HIV-endemic population in rural South Africa.

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