Titlebook: Atlas of Gender and Health Inequalities in India; Christophe Z. Guilmoto Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Age at Marriage of Indian Womene in India: a tendency to report the age near the legal age at marriage, perhaps leading to underestimation of the phenomenon. Female child marriage below legal age is widespread in East India, especially West Bengal. In several dozen districts of Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, more than 40% of

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Menstrual Hygiene Practices Among Indian Womenevel, approximately 22.4% of women do not use hygienic methods during menstruation. There is substantial inequality in using hygienic methods based on factors like rural-urban residence and wealth quintile. State-level variations indicate significant issues in many regions, mainly the northeastern a

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Utilization of Antenatal Care Services Among Indian Womenhealth support and pregnancy monitoring and promotes awareness about maternal and healthcare services like institutional delivery and child immunization. Despite progress in India’s public health infrastructure, ANC services are still inadequate and inequitable, especially for uneducated, poor, soci

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Institutional Delivery and Cesarean Births in Indial and neonatal health outcomes. The proportion of institutional deliveries has significantly risen, indicating a revolution in India’s reproductive landscape. However, the benefits of institutional deliveries are not automatic, and institutional delivery alone may not reduce newborn mortality in are

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Hysterectomy in Indiae highest prevalence of hysterectomy is found in specific regions, such as undivided Andhra Pradesh, parts of Bihar, and Gujarat, indicating regional inequalities. The reasons behind this clustering and the potential overuse of hysterectomy require further investigation. While some hysterectomies ar

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Christophe Z. GuilmotoProvides a blended approach to gender and health in India.Includes a unique atlas of India’s 707 districts.Discusses the most recent numbers on gender and health inequalities in India

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C. J. McNeil,D. Athey,R. Renneberg NFHS-5) have provided estimates for all Indian districts, with about 1000 households surveyed in each district. They provide numerous variables related to households, women, men, and births and cover major demographic, health, gender, and socioeconomic indicators..The chapter also discusses the nat

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