Background There has been an escalation in Caesarean section rates globally. Numerous
prenatal factors have been associated with elective and emergency Caesarean section …

Background Understanding and tackling perinatal health inequities in industrialized
countries requires analysing the socioeconomic determinants of adverse pregnancy …

Highlights•High CB rates among migrant women in HICs are of concern.•Certain migrant
groups consistently show higher CB rates compared to non-migrants.•Higher rates of …

Aim To determine the variation in caesarean section rates among immigrant populations.
Background Australia is one of the most multicultural in the world and is also among those …

Background The existing inconsistent association between the caesarean rate and maternal
socio‐economic status (SES) may be the result of a failure to examine the association …

Background About 20% of the population in Germany has a migration background (1st
generation: immigrated themselves; 2nd generation: offspring of immigrants), which can be …

Objective The aim was to investigate maternal background factors' significance in relation to
risk of elective and emergency caesarean sections (CS) in Sweden. Study design …

[Risk factors analysis for elective caesarean section in Campania region (Italy)]. - Abstract -
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Background Research has yielded little understanding of factors associated with high
cesarean rates among migrant women (ie, women born abroad). The objective of this study …

Background Literature focusing on migration and maternal health inequalities is
inconclusive, possibly because of the heterogeneous definitions and settings studied. We …