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Vidhi Jain1, Kh Jitenkumar Singh2, Deboshree Das3

  • 1Amity School of Applied Sciences, Amity University, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, Lucknow, India.

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印度东北部的新生儿死亡率显示出空间差异,阿萨姆,梅加拉亚和特里普拉州是热点地区. 改善这些地区的医疗保健和儿童护理的准入对于减少婴儿死亡至关重要.

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社区健康 社区健康流行病学 流行病学地理加权回归方法后勤回归的逻辑回归新生儿死亡率 新生儿死亡率空间分析是一种空间分析.

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