[PDF] Top 20 Levels, trends and determinants of fecundability in Bangladesh: A comparative study using Bangladesh health and demographic survey (BDHS) data

... in fecundability was no- ticed in recent years in ...in Bangladesh is very ...explaining fecundability for every sub-group of the study ...thus fecundability nega- ... See full document

... the study, there are few limitations, which we would like to mention for future research ...This study focuses on the knowledge sta- tus of married women which is determined by whether the respondents have ... See full document

... This study examined representative data for women resid- ing in Sylhet Division using the Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS) of ...of Bangladesh ... See full document

... in Bangladesh. Although Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in reducing mortality among under-five children over the last few years but it is still remain ...this study is to observe the ... See full document

... empowerment. Health seeking information is one of the most important indicators in this ...This study aims at identifying women’s maternal and child health-care seeking in relation to women ... See full document

... The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recent research indicates that the most of the developing member countries (DMCs) economies continue to grow at high rates that inequalities in standards of living are widening, and the ... See full document

... The lack of a gender differential in adverse growth-stunt- ing in our study indicates that there is no intra-household gender bias in feeding and health care for children in Bangladesh. An increasing ... See full document

... of Bangladesh. Among the 64 districts of Bangladesh we have selected Rajshahi districts as our study ...our data from Bhaga and Charghat ...Primary data are being collected through a ... See full document

... The BDHS 2011 data contain an indicator of house- hold wealth status constructed by combining variables related to ownership of household items (ie, televisions and bicycles), dwelling characteristics ... See full document

... in health was observed between two community types, urban and rural, that was explained by educational background, physical activity, and smoking with the urban residents more likely to be obese or overweight ... See full document

... in Bangladesh have tended to engage in home management activities while men have usually tended to work outside the home such as in agriculture, trading, marketing and so ...in Bangladesh. This nationwide ... See full document

... in Bangladesh from 1993 – 2011, based on data in Bangladesh Demographic and Health ...following Bangladesh Demographic and Health Surveys were studied: BDHS ... See full document

... Ahmed (1981) has studied on the aggregate level of rural labor market. The author finds that rural unemployment is not involuntary largely prevalent among family workers of middle and rich farm households. Landless and ... See full document

... recent study reported that more than 41% of ever- married non-pregnant Bangladeshi women in the repro- ductive age group had anemia, and the rate was higher among those who were uneducated and under- nourished ... See full document

... caustic soda, aluminum, zinc chromate, zinc phosphate, asbestos etc. This river also receives effluents of many textile, dyeing, battery manufacturing industries from Turag River. by industrial effluents from Tongi area ... See full document

... for Bangladesh, Ghana and ...between Bangladesh, Ghana and Vietnam, but also the contextual differences found within each coun- ...the study population ... See full document

... PAF provided that overweight is the strongest independ- ent risk factor for CS delivery with the rate of 23.36% among Bangladeshi married women. Because in the pregnancy period if a woman becomes overweight or obese then ... See full document

... If we consider the educational status of the mothers of tea gardens, it is far behind from national level. About 90% of them are illiterate and no body passed HSC, whereas 70.7% adult female (>15 years) were ... See full document

... The age group (of study women and their husbands) was not a significant predictor of the deliveries attended by SBAs (p >0.05). The women with a gap of three or more years between subsequent deliveries were 1.5 ... See full document

... collected data digitally in ODK platform from a sub-sample of a nationwide cross-sectional survey of 1314 adolescent girls in ...estimated using HemoCue®; anthropometric measurements through ... See full document