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Examining the heterogeneity in under-five mortality risk by household structure in Nepal 1970–2022

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This analysis reveals higher under-five mortality risks in one- and two-generation households, highlighting inequalities in child health.

Children in one- or two-generation households are at higher risk of under-five mortality compared to those in three-generation households.
Multivariable logistic regression models indicate that household wealth and maternal education contribute to mortality disparities.
A nonlinear multivariate decomposition analysis reveals maternal age at birth narrows mortality gaps for children.
The findings highlight the critical role of family structure in influencing child survival outcomes and underscore the need for targeted interventions.

Paul et al. (2025) studied this question.

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