Abstract:Background: Adolescent pregnancy, particularly in low-income settings, is associated with adverse health and social outcomes for both mother and child. Nepal has the second highest rate of adolescent pregnancy in South Asia alongside high rates of maternal depression and suicide. While the maternal morbidity risks of adolescent pregnancy are well researched, impacts on everyday lives, including behaviors and predictable patterns are less well-known. Passive sensing (geographic movement, physical activity, and … Show more
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