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Marked variability in institutional deliveries and neonatal outcomes during the COVID-19 lockdown in Nigeria.

Beatrice N Ezenwa,Iretiola B Fajolu,Simon Pius,Obumneme B Ezeanosike,Kenechukwu Iloh,Dominic Umoru,Olukemi Tongo,Isa Abdulkadir,Angela A Okolo,Helen M Nabwera,Khadijah Oleolo-Ayodeji,Nelson Daniel,Ismaela Abubakar,Chinwe Obu,Emeka Onwe-Ogah,Olapeju Daniyan,Azuka Adeke, Obinna Nwegbu, J D Bisumang,Laila Hassan,Fatimah Abdullahi,Aisha Mohammad,Usman Nasir,Veronica Chinyere Ezeaka,Stephen Allen

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene（2023）

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The COVID-19 lockdown had markedly deleterious effects on healthcare seeking for deliveries and neonatal care that varied between zones with no consistent pattern.
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COVID-19, healthcare utilization, health lockdown, newborns, Nigeria, pandemics
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