Titlebook: Maternal and Child Health around the World; Helen M. Wallace (Professor and head),G. J. Ebrahi Textbook 1981Latest edition Macmillan Publi

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Palliation

The status of maternal and child care in developing countriesn under five years of age, and those that survive generally lag two to four years behind in their growth. Malnutrition and infection play their principal role during early life, when growth and development place great demands and immunity is still developing. Most of the preventive potential of public health programmes lies in early life.

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Social background, customs and traditionss been completed. Throughout this continuum, four major states, marriage, pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium, can be identified. During these stages, a variety of social, cultural and traditional factors exert their influence, either to increase the risk to her health or to enhance her well being.

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World wide problems in the field of maternal and child health and family planning services in the deIn its Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations General Assembly singled out mothers and children as ‘entitled to special care and assistance’. This position has been strongly supported by the World Health Organisation.

Inflammation

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The role of lactation in delaying conceptionMaternal and child health services are an integral part of any health care programme and birth spacing and adequate infant nutrition are crucial to their success. The interrelationships between lactation, birth spacing and nutrition of the foetus and the infant must be carefully considered.