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Home > Resources > Does Men’s Involvement Improve the Health Outcomes of Their Partners and Children?

Does Men’s Involvement Improve the Health Outcomes of Their Partners and Children?

Posted on July 27, 2018

This study linked men's and women's responses from 33 different countries regarding men's involvement in the health of their partners and children. It examined whether men having correct knowledge, positive attitudes, and supportive behaviors toward the health of their partners and children has any impact on specific reproductive, maternal, and child health outcomes. Read More

Visit Link Source: USAID and The Demographic and Heath Surveys Program

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