February 13, 2017Open Access

Factors associated with the utilization of institutional delivery services in Bangladesh

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Our results suggest that efforts towards reducing national maternal mortality in Bangladesh could be aided by investments into education, poverty reduction and the strengthening of reproductive healthcare services through community clinics, with particular focus on rural areas.

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