waning by the end of 2022.For maternal outcomes, an increased likelihood of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and a decreased likelihood of no/late prenatal care were observed during the monthly payments period and persisting through the end of 2022.Sensitivity analyses supported the robustness of findings. ConclusionsThese results suggest that the expanded CTC had positive effects on certain perinatal outcomes among low-income families, highlighting the potential of income support policies to reduce health inequities during a critical life stage and informing policymaking.
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