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This research aims to examine the differences in health and well-being between rural and urban women in early marriage.

Rural-urban differences in health and wellbeing among women in early marriage: evidence from Khulna, Bangladesh

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This research aims to examine the differences in health and well-being between rural and urban women in early marriage.
Data collected from 718 women in early marriage across four districts in Khulna, Bangladesh.
Used multistage sampling technique for diverse representation.
Health and well-being assessed alongside socio-demographic and psychological factors.
Statistical analyses included t-tests, chi-squared tests, and regression models.
Urban women report better health and psychological well-being compared to rural counterparts.
Rural women experience higher levels of domestic violence.
Education and marriage decision-making autonomy positively influence health outcomes.
Surprisingly, higher education of husbands correlates with increased domestic violence.

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Data shows health disparities in women within early marriage in Khulna, highlighting urgent policy implications.

Bappy et al. (2025) studied this question.

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