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Accessing Maternal Health Services in Eastern Burma

Accessing Maternal Health Services in Eastern Burma,10.1371/journal.pmed.0050250,PLOS Medicine,Macaya Douoguih,Mullany LC,Yone L,Paw P

Accessing Maternal Health Services in Eastern Burma   (Citations: 1)
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Macaya Douoguih discusses a retrospective household survey that characterized the relationships between access to care, health status, and human rights violations in eastern Burma.
Journal: PLOS Medicine - PLOS MED , vol. 5, no. 12, 2008
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