… conditions and prolonged birth intervals alone are not sufficient in bringing about substantial
reductions in prevalence of child malnutrition in Bangladesh. Targeted interventions should …

… of birth interval on malnutrition in infants, and children aged 6–… of the Tangail district in
Bangladesh. The survey recorded the … of longer birth intervals in reducing malnutrition in children. …

… birth of the index child and the birth of the subsequent child; open birth intervals, the length of
a birth interval of … Similarly, the sex of the previous child does not influence the birth interval …

… the length of the previous birth interval and either second year or early child mortality. … child
death and short birth intervals. In societies such as rural Bangladesh, long birth intervals are …

… Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS) 2011 identifies a median birth interval 15 months
shorter for children whose previous sibling died than for children whose previous sibling is …

… Let t ij be the birth interval corresponding to the j th child in the i th cluster and δ ij is the
corresponding censoring indicator (i=1,…,K; j=1,…,n i ). For the j th subject of the i th cluster, the …

… Of them, 19 were conducted in Ethiopia, 10 in Nigeria and 7 in Bangladesh. Significant …
The exposure-related terms were birth intervals or short birth intervals or pregnancy intervals. …

… caused several adverse health outcomes [8, 9], including maternal and child mortality [7]
and prevented Bangladesh from achieving the relevant Millennium Development Goals of …

… the birth interval, but also considers the timing of birth interval events. In effect, a birth interval
can … In the case of a surviving child, the median period of post-partum amenorrhoea was 17 …

… The 1975-76 Bangladesh Fertility Survey data show little evidence that breast-feeding is the
… through which birth intervals influence child survival in Bangladesh. Preceding birth interval, …