Ye Ding, Genyuan Li, Xi Shi, Mengyi Wang, Yanxia Peng, Huiqin Deng, Ziqi Yang, Qingfen Liang, Zhixu Wang
Correlation of lifestyle behaviors during pregnancy with postpartum depression status of puerpera in the rural areas of South China
Frontiers in public health
consuming foods high iron benefits metabolic processes well development neonatal fetal brain despite significance eating foods high iron public health ethiopian practices still limited compared world health organizations assessment consumption foods study used ethiopia demographic health survey edhs evaluate consumption ironrich foods regional clustering related characteristics among children aged 623 months information taken typical edhs 2019 dataset included weighted sample 1572 young children aged 623 months old total utilizing kuldorffs satscan version 96 software spatial scan statistics produced software arcgis 108 used display regional distribution inadequate consumption foods high iron utilizing multilevel mixed effects logistic regression analysis associated determinants healthy diet rich foods containing iron found final model pvalue 005 announced statistical significance variable overall ethiopia children aged 623 months consumed ironrich foods rate 2714 95 ci 24992939 poor intake foods heavy iron concentrated ethiopias regional states afar sizable portion amhara oromia tigray somali gambela snnps primary secondary education aor 173 ci 95 123 241 aor 197ci 95 125 310 2 five children current status breastfeeding aor 062 ci 95 045 084 aor 032 ci 95 023 044 giving birth health facilities aor 151 ci 95 106 213being afar somali regions aor 039 95 017 093 aor 026 ci 95 010 069 shown statistically significant association outcome variable respectively ethiopia providing highiron meals supplements under2yearold children represents minimal persistent public health expenses based identified determinants ethiopian federal ministry health stakeholders pay special attention locations designated hot spots maternal child health service enhancement promote consumption ironrich meals among children aged 623 months