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Editorial: Understanding Urban Health Disparities: Family Planning Access and Use Among the Urban Poor in Low- and Middle-Income Countries by Duminy, James, Owolabi, Onikepe Oluwadamilola, Ali, Moazzam, Tetui, Moses

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Quality of information offered to women by drug sellers providing medical abortion in Nigeria: Evidence from providers and their clients by Akinyemi, Akanni, Owolabi, Onikepe Oluwadamilola, Erinfolami, Temitope, Stillman, Melissa, Bankole, Akinrinola

“…Background Evidence confirmed that the demand for medical abortion (MA) increased significantly during the COVID-19 outbreak in many developing countries…”
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Uptake of complete postnatal care services and its determinants among rural women in Southern Ethiopia: Community-based cross-sectional study based on the current WHO recommendation by Habte, Aklilu, Gebiremeskel, Feleke, Shewangizaw, Misgun, Dessu, Samuel, Glagn, Mustefa

“…Postnatal care services are a constellation of preventive care, practices, and assessments designed to identify and manage maternal and newborn complications…”
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The Health System Costs of Postabortion Care in Senegal by Lince-Deroche, Naomi, Sene, Ibrahima, Pliskin, Emma, Owolabi, Onikepe Oluwadamilola, Bankole, Akinrinola

“…CONTEXT: Unsafe abortion is common in Senegal, but postabortion care (PAC) is not accessible to some women who need it, and the cost to the health care system…”
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Stakeholder views on the incorporation of traditional birth attendants into the formal health systems of low-and middle-income countries: a qualitative analysis of the HIFA2015 and CHILD2015 email discussion forums by Owolabi, Onikepe Oluwadamilola, Glenton, Claire, Lewin, Simon, Pakenham-Walsh, Neil

“…Health workforce shortages are key obstacles to the achievement of the health-related Millennium Development Goals. Task shifting is seen as a way to improve…”
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Effectiveness of a mobile health intervention on uptake of recommended postnatal care services in Nigeria by Aanuoluwapo Omobolanle Olajubu, Boluwaji Reuben Fajemilehin, Temitope Oluwafemi Olajubu, Babajide Samuel Afolabi, Onikepe Oluwadamilola Owolabi

“…Studies have linked the large percentage of maternal and neonatal mortality that occur in postnatal period to low uptake of postnatal care (PNC) services…”
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