Background Bangladesh has achieved MDG 4, but although post neonatal and child
mortality have shown impressive declines, neonatal mortality is still lagging behind. More …

Despite improvements in public health in recent decades, levels of infant and child mortality
remain unacceptably high, particularly in developing countries where primary healthcare …

We investigated the contribution of antenatal and postnatal care in reducing the risk of
neonatal deaths in Bangladesh. The effects of these services were examined using adjusted …

Perinatal mortality is very high in Bangladesh. In this setting, few community‐level studies
have assessed the influence of underlying maternal health factors on perinatal outcomes …

Introduction Reducing neonatal mortality rate (NMR) is a challenge in many low-and middle-
income countries including Bangladesh. In 2014, the estimated NMR in this country was 28 …

Background Neonatal mortality is a significant pointer of a country's level of socio-economic
development and quality of life. The neonatal mortality rate reduction is an important goal of …

Abstract Introduction: To address United Nations Millennium Develop ment Goal 4 (MDG 4)
on reducing childhood mortality rates by two-thirds by 2015, there is a need for better …

Child is the asset of a country. Child mortality is a powerful indicator to determine overall
health situation in a country. It is one of the most important issues in developing countries. In …

This study seeks to examine the factors associated with neonatal mortality in Bangladesh
based on the Bangladesh Demographic Health Survey 2004 data. It is observed that 54.4 …

Objective The main objective of this study is to investigate how the direction and strength of
the association between infant mortality and its predictors are changing over time in …