what is health profile of women in indian
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Gender is one of the main social determinants of health—which include social, economic, and political factors—that play a major role in the health outcomes of women in India and access to healthcare in India. Therefore, the high level of gender inequality in India negatively impacts the health of women
Opinion
The alarming state of women's health care in India
The roots of apathy towards the health of Indian women run deep and are often invisible
By The Editorial Board
Published 31.01.19, 9:12 AM Updated 31.01.19, 9:12 AM
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The National Health Profile, 2018 shows that in West Bengal 71.9 per cent pregnant women do not have access to iron and folic acid tablets, and only 21. 8 per cent expectant mothers get full antenatal care
The National Health Profile, 2018 shows that in West Bengal 71.9 per cent pregnant women do not have access to iron and folic acid tablets, and only 21. 8 per cent expectant mothers get full antenatal care
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The National Health Profile, 2018 has thrown up some worrying figures about women’s reproductive health, especially in West Bengal. It shows that 71.9 per cent pregnant women in the state do not have access to iron and folic acid tablets. Further, only 21. 8 per cent expectant mothers get full antenatal care. Statistics from other states are as alarming. In Bihar, 96.7 per cent women do not get full antenatal care and in Uttar Pradesh, the figure is a dismal 94.1 per cent. Improper implementation of policies and lax