May 30, 2024Open Access

Pre- and postpartum fear of childbirth and its predictors among rural women in China

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Fear of childbirth (FOC) can influence both maternal and child health. Research on FOC in China is scarce, especially on rural women. This study aimed to assess pre- and postpartum FOC and its predictors among Chinese rural women.

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