Maternal Mortality in India: Problems and strategies

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Debalina Datta and Pratyay Pratim Datta

Any health or health related problem which affects a vast majority of people and hampers the progress of an area or nation or which damages normal lifestyle of people and moreover which is preventable at least to a certain extent, can be called a public health problem. In developing country like India, in the patriarchal society the social position of a vast majority of women is not up to the mark. This creates adreadful public health problem as a result of high Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR).

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