Risk of neonatal and post-neonatal mortality by breastfeeding status and kitchen location.

<p>Risk of neonatal and post-neonatal mortality by breastfeeding status and kitchen location.</p

Risk of child and under-five mortality by breastfeeding status and kitchen location.

<p>Risk of child and under-five mortality by breastfeeding status and kitchen location.</p

Use of cooking fuel associated with total under-five mortality in Pakistan.

<p>Ref = Reference category; n = number of under-five mortality cases and N = total number of under-five children; n(%) = weighted incidence proportion of under-five mortality cases; OR (95% CI) = odds ratio adjusted for wealth index, place of residence, mother’s age, education and working status, sex of child, breastfeeding status, household’s floor material and wall material, location of kitchen and smoking status of mother; clean fuels = electricity, liquid petroleum gas (LPG), natural gas, biogas; Polluting fuels = kerosene, coal/lignite, charcoal, wood, straw/shrubs/grass and animal dung.</p

Conceptual framework for health service utilization and diarrhoea management approaches among children aged 0–5 years in Nepal, adopted from Anderson behavioural model.

<p>Conceptual framework for health service utilization and diarrhoea management approaches among children aged 0–5 years in Nepal, adopted from Anderson behavioural model.</p

Trends in prevalence of Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS), increased fluids, and continued feeding during childhood diarrhoea in Nepal (2001–2011).

<p>Trends in prevalence of Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS), increased fluids, and continued feeding during childhood diarrhoea in Nepal (2001–2011).</p

Characteristics of children under-five years of age with diarrhoea in Nepal, NDHS 2001–2011.

<p>Characteristics of children under-five years of age with diarrhoea in Nepal, NDHS 2001–2011.</p

Number and percentage of children who received ORS, continued feeding and/or extra fluids during diarrhoea in Nepal (2001–2011).

<p>Number and percentage of children who received ORS, continued feeding and/or extra fluids during diarrhoea in Nepal (2001–2011).</p

Impact of health service use on diarrhoea treatment approaches among children aged 0–59 months in Nepal (2001–2011).

<p>^$Adjusted for type of residence, ecological zone, geographical region, mother education, mother literacy level, father education, mother age, religion, parity, sex of child, mother working status, mother occupation, household wealth, months of data collection, age of child, and use of health service during diarrhoea.</p

Impact of antenatal care, iron-folic acid supplementation and tetanus toxoid vaccination on child mortality in Bangladesh (2004–2011).

<p>Adjusted for place of residence, region; maternal marital status, mother's age at interview, mothers age at child's birth, mother working status, mother BMI, parents employment status; maternal highest level of education; paternal highest level of education; household wealth Index; watches television every week; listens to radio every week; read newspaper; sex of the baby; previous birth rank and birth interval, and desire for pregnancies. TT—tetanus toxoid; IFA—Iron-folic acid supplementation; ANC—antenatal care.</p

Multivariate analysis of community and socio-economic factors associated with neonatal, postnatal and child mortality in Bangladesh (2004–2011).

<p>Multivariate analysis of community and socio-economic factors associated with neonatal, postnatal and child mortality in Bangladesh (2004–2011).</p