Association between mother’s work status and child stunting in urban slums: a cross-sectional assessment of 346 child-mother dyads in Dhaka, Bangladesh (2020)

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Hayman Win
Sohana Shafique
Sharmin Mizan
Jordyn Wallenborn
Nicole Probst-Hensch
Günther Fink
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[1] Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute,
[2] University of Basel,undefined
[3] International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research,undefined
[4] Health Systems and Population Studies Division,undefined
[5] Ministry of Local Government,undefined
[6] Rural Development and Cooperatives,undefined
[7] Local Government Division,undefined
[8] Urban Primary Health Care Service Delivery Project,undefined
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Archives of Public Health | / 80卷
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Slum health; Maternal employment; Child stunting; Child undernutrition; Childcare support; Urban poor; Bangladesh;
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