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October 23, 2025BMC Women s HealthOpen Access

Performances of bayesian structured additive regression and logistic models in assessing factors associated with modern contraceptive use among ever-in-union women in Nigeria

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Contraceptive use was significantly affected by employment status, with working women reporting higher usage rates.
In northern regions, contraceptive prevalence was notably lower compared to southern regions, emphasizing geographic disparities.
Data evaluation utilized the deviance information criterion, comparing Bayesian structured additive regression with logistic models.
Research identifies a critical need to address accessibility to contraceptives among women, particularly those with low education levels.

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Cross-sectional study highlights variations in contraceptive use among ever-in-union women in Nigeria, indicating factors like education and employment status impact usage rates.

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Aladekomo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68fa32a40df2e6cd2f742108 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-025-04059-6

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Cross-sectional study highlights variations in contraceptive use among ever-in-union women in Nigeria, indicating factors like education and employment status impact usage rates.

Performances of bayesian structured additive regression and logistic models in assessing factors associated with modern contraceptive use among ever-in-union women in Nigeria

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Performances of bayesian structured additive regression and logistic models in assessing factors associated with modern contraceptive use among ever-in-union women in Nigeria

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