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Use of antenatal services and delivery care in Entebbe, Uganda: a community survey

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Table 1: Antenatal services and delivery/perinatal practices during the most recent pregnancy among 413 Ugandan women
Table 2: Factors associated with reported antenatal services during the most recent pregnancy
Figure 2Trends by year in proportion of mothersTrends by year in proportion of mothers
Figure 3Trends by year in proportion of mothers reporting receipt of specific antenatal care servicesTrends by year in proportion of mothers reporting receipt of specific antenatal care services
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