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A Father-daughter #birthday combo is indeed a special celebration for us at Women's Health and Action Research Centre Wharc because we are celebrating two personalities. Prof. Friday Okonofua, the Program... https://t.co/C8XTkfnoYX
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Repeat #Pregnancy among South African Adolescent Females
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A Publication of African Journal of Reproductive Health, March 2019 Edition. https://t.co/8pJNvmpt5S
March 2019 edition of African Journal of Reproductive Health has been published.
One of the articles include;
Attitudes Toward Violence Against Women and the Factors That Affect Them in Kutahya, Turkey
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Factors Influencing Male Involvement in Family Planning in Ntchisi District, Malawi – A Qualitative Study.
African Journal of Reproductive Health, powered by
Women's Health and Action Research Centre (WHARC).... https://t.co/ofww6PehlH
Impact of an Antenatal Counseling on Use of Modern Family Planning Methods in the Postpartum in Rural Guinea.
A publication of African Journal of Reproductive Health, powered by
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Pregnant women registered with the Community Health Insurance Scheme received maternal care from skilled birth attendant @ PHC1 Ewatto South East LGA Edo State.
Women's Health and Action Research Centre project, Waho Ooas uOttawa
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Nurse educating pregnant women on #pregnancy care during their routine ante-natal visit @ PHC1 Ewatto Community in Esan South East LGA, Edo State.
Women's Health and Action Research Centre project, Waho Ooas uOttawa
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Official launching of the RapidSMS Intervention "EVOLMATAL - The WHARC RAPIDSMS MODEL" by a representative of the Executive Governor of Edo State and the Edo State Ministry of Health.
- Dr. Helen Ebomerie