Observational study links urban Indian women’s morbidity to heat and pollution
A nationwide observational study of 153,980 urban Indian women linked higher odds of morbidity with elevated temperature, rainfall, outdoor fine-particle ...
A nationwide observational study of 153,980 urban Indian women linked higher odds of morbidity with elevated temperature, rainfall, outdoor fine-particle ...
A new assessment of India's Health Management Information System finds that data availability and internal consistency have improved over eight ...
A large national survey analysis finds that Indian women whose husbands drink alcohol have significantly higher odds of reporting barriers ...
A new study of over 544,000 married Indian women finds that household decision-making autonomy is strongly associated with lower spousal ...
A nationwide analysis of more than 61,000 Indian women finds that those living in districts with the highest levels of ...
An analysis of nearly 700,000 Indian women finds that 6.3 percent show probable undiagnosed high blood glucose, with prevalence varying ...
A new analysis of over 53,000 Indian women finds that education lowers the odds of reported partner violence while employment ...
New analysis of Indian survey data shows child marriage is declining nationally but remains more than twice as common among ...
A nationwide analysis of over 44,000 young tribal women finds only 65.4 percent exclusively use hygienic menstrual methods, with education, ...
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