Health care efficiency and climate change implications linked to reproductive health in developing countries
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Introduction Health care services for pregnant women and children are partially influenced by externalities such as climate change and environmental hazard health risks i.e., the vulnerabilities confounded within food insecurity and extreme weather events (floods) in drought prone geographical regions. The unhygienic conditions due to lack of adequate safe water and sanitation also compromised their health status. In this paper, we further attempt to examine the possible implication of climate change hazards on pregnant women and children exploring efficiencies within health care systems.
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