Analysis reveals low birth weight linked to maternal nutrition and socio-economic factors, indicating urgent health concerns in vulnerable populations.
Key Points
Low birth weight is significantly associated with increased child mortality and maternal nutrition.
Findings suggest logistic regression analysis shows clear correlations with poverty and healthcare access.
Household wealth and education are critical factors affecting the risk of low birth weight across rural and urban areas.
Socio-economic disparities highlight urgent public health needs in regions like South Asia, urging effective policy interventions.