Skilled delivery inequality in Ethiopia: to what extent are the poorest and uneducated mothers benefiting?

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@agent_of_change poor women remain marginalized, underserved despite what Bill Gates sponsored and promoted fake health minister says https://t.co/gGDLYKPprM

01 Oct 2017

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@LihaMatejicek @DrTedros Nothing wrong with the society and culture.Inept,corrupt,brutal dictatorship blocking change,increasing inequality https://t.co/gGDLYL70Qm

14 Jun 2017

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RT @Abbaacabsa: Skilled delivery inequality in Ethiopia: to what extent are the poorest and uneducated mothers benefiting? https://t.co/eNk…

22 May 2017

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RT @GurageFirst: New Study:Despite huge progress made to improve health in Ethiopia, equity remains challenge.There's more work to do https…

22 May 2017

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