Abortion Denial Linked to Child Nutritional Disadvantage in Nepal Cohort
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Discovery of the day · Public Health
[Articles] Antenatal care, birth outcomes, health, development, maternal bonding and nutrition among children of women seeking abortion in a health facility in Nepal (2019–2024): a prospective cohort study
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Medicine · Public Health
Discovery of the day
This prospective cohort study from Nepal (2019–2024) demonstrates that children born after abortion denial face measurable economic and nutritional disadvantages in early childhood. The researchers tracked antenatal care, birth outcomes, health, development, maternal bonding, and nutrition among children of women who sought abortion in a health facility. These findings underscore the intergenerational consequences of restricting abortion access, providing critical population-level evidence for public health policy and maternal-child health research.
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