August 6, 2011Open Access

Neonatal Mortality in an Urban Population in Ibadan, Nigeria

AAAnthony O. AdetolaAsahi General Hospital OTOlukemi Oluwatoyin TongoUniversity of Ibadan AOAdebola E. OrimadegunUniversity of Ibadan

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NMR is high among hospital live births in Ibadan. There is a need for programs encouraging the use of antenatal care, improving skills on neonatal resuscitation and care of LBW infants; as well as implementation of community-based newborn survival strategies.

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