An Educational Perspective On Indian Infant Health: The Effects Of Education Levels On Birth Outcome
Hang Nguyen, Kien Le, My Nguyen.
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to see if Indian mothers with greater levels of education produce healthier infants (N=342,734). According to the findings, Indian mothers with a higher educational level had healthier infants than Indian mothers with a lower educational level. In terms of statistics, one additional education year in India is linked to a 8.5816 gram rise in Indian birth weight and a 0.46 percentage point reduction in Indian low birth weight risk.
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