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Risk factors for pre-eclampsia in low and middle-income countries : a case study of Tanzania

2020-01-01

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This PhD research focuses on understanding a maternal pregnancy condition known as pre-eclampsia. This condition contributes to around 14 % of the global burden of maternal mortality and fivefold of perinatal mortality in developing countries. Genetic, environmental, nutritional and socioeconomic factors are thought to disproportionately affect the burden of pre-eclampsia in low and middle-income countries (LMIC)....

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Literature Corpus work: 92c99036-ee5e-5c69-9b50-8ed25c7573bc
DOI: 10.7488/era/424

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