A Population-based Prospective Study to Identify Contributors to Mother and Child Health in Suburban Communities: The Cohort Profile
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Kourosh HOLAKOUIE-NAIENI
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Shahrzad NEMATOLLAHI
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Mohammad Ali MANSOURNIA
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Mohammad SHEKARI
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Teimour AGHA-MOLAYI
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Azin ALAVI
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Abdul-Hussain MADANI
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Nadereh HOLAKOUIE-NAIENI
,
Hossein SHABKHIZ
,
Elham TORABI
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Hasan AHMADI-GHARAEE
Abstract
Background: Following community health assessment Project (CHAP) in suburbs of Bandar Abbas city, health problems in women and children such as pregnancy complications and infant/child impaired growth are highly prevalent. Therefore, the present population-based prospective cohort study investigated the effects of a wide range of modifiable exposures during pregnancy and postpartum on mother and child health.
Methods: The sample comprised of 1000 pregnant women in their first gestational trimester, who live in the three most socially and economically vulnerable neighborhoods of Bandar Abbas, are under recruitment during Feb 2016-18. Four structured questionnaires are being carried out from pregnancy to 30 d, 6 months, and 12 months postpartum. Biologic and ultrasound results are also gathered through hospital and health center records. The study is currently close to the end of the recruitment phase.
Conclusion: The results of the interim and final analyses are being translated into applicable preventive action plans aiming to reduce and control modifiable risk factors for ill-health in mothers and children in suburb communities in South of Iran.
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