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Socioeconomic and regional determinants of optimal antenatal care utilization among women in South and Central Somalia.
Global Epidemiology 11, 100239
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Authors
Mohamed Abdirahim Omar; Yahye Sheikh Abdulle Hassan; Abdirasak Sharif Ali; Mohamed Mustaf Ahmed
Salaam University: Mohamed Abdirahim · Fellow
Published
June 2026
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Global Epidemiology 11, 100239
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Maternal, Newborn & Child HealthCite this paper
Mohamed Abdirahim Omar; Yahye Sheikh Abdulle Hassan; Abdirasak Sharif Ali; Mohamed Mustaf Ahmed. (2026). Socioeconomic and regional determinants of optimal antenatal care utilization among women in South and Central Somalia.. Global Epidemiology 11, 100239. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gloepi.2025.100239
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