Evidence that ties gender inequality, lack of antenatal care coverage, absence of skilled birth attendants at delivery to higher rates of stillbirths worldwide

Stillbirth exact a significant personal toll on women who experience it; furthermore, as an indicator of maternal-child health, it has being under-studied and under-appreciated, in planning and global goal-setting frameworks (e.g. SDGs, former MDGs).

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doi:10.1038/s41598-019-56326-w
Adeyinka, D.A., Olakunde , B.O. & Muhajarine , N. Evidence of health inequity in child survival: spatial and Bayesian network analyses of stillbirth rates in 194 countries. Sci Rep 9, 19755 (2019)