 
<prompt> Women’s Problems in Accessing Health Care | Percent of women age 15-49 who reported at least one serious problem accessing health care for themselves when they are sick | (Kagera, 0.44) (Kigoma, 0.43) (Rukwa, 0.29) (Mwanza, 0.32) (Tabora, 0.45) (Mbeya, 0.29) (Mara, 0.56) (Shinyanga, 0.35) (Singida, 0.45) (Arusha, 0.48) (Manyara, 0.58) (Dodoma, 0.52) (Iringa, 0.28) (Ruvuma, 0.26) (Kilimanjaro, 0.24) (Tanga, 0.39) (Morogoro, 0.23) (Pwani, 0.43) (Lindi, 0.4) (Mtwara, 0.34) (Dar Es Salaam, 0.23) (Pemba North, 0.2) (Pemba South, 0.18) (Unguja North, 0.16) (Unguja South, 0.14) <response> Over half of women in Manyara (58%), Mara (56%), and Dodoma (52%) reported at least one serious problem in accessing health care for themselves. Women living in the regions of Zanzibar are least likely to report problems accessing health care for themselves.  