Preserving the pot and water

Conceptualization · Developing country · Economic growth · Economics · Environmental health · Indigenous · Miscarriage · Population · Pregnancy · Qualitative research · Reproductive health · Social science · Socioeconomics · Sociology · TRIPS architecture · Yoruba · Demography · Engineering · Global Maternal and Child Health · Medicine

• Non-Uptake of Facility-Based Maternity Services in an Inner-City Community in Lagos, Nigeria

  Open Access•Bolajoko O Olusanya, O P ALAKIJA et al.•Journal of Biosocial Science•2010

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• « Si tu ne pousses pas, tu vas tuer ton enfant ! » Sages-femmes et mères face aux morts périnatales au Togo

  P Y Douti, Pack Douti•Santé Publique•2020

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• Mothers’ Socioeconomic Differentials and Management of Malaria in Nigeria

  Open Access•Ojewumi Titus Kolawole, Asaolu Olugbenga Stephen•SAGE Open•2016

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• Of glass, stone, shell, and metal

  Open Access•Abidemi Babatunde Babalola, Boluwaji David Ajayi•postmedieval a journal of…•2022

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• Endangering safe motherhood in Mozambique

  Open Access•Rachel R Chapman•Social Science & Medicine•2003

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• The Unfortunate Sufferer

  Erica Van Der Sijpt•Medical Anthropology•2014

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• Maternal Education and Child Immunization

  Open Access•Kim Streatfield, Masri Singarimbun et al.•Demography•1990

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• Response of parents to five killer diseases among children in a Yoruba community, Nigeria

  Open Access•Jacob Adetunji, Jacob Ayodele Adetunji•Social Science & Medicine•1991

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• Church-based obstetric care in a Yoruba community, Nigeria

  Open Access•Jacob Adetunji, Jacob Ayodele Adetunji•Social Science & Medicine•1992

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• Food taboos in maternal and child health

  Open Access•A I Odebiyi•Social Science & Medicine•1989

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• Traditional Healers and Their Female Clients

  Catherine Maclean, Catherine M Una Maclean•Journal of Health and Social…•1969

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