Abstract:Background Between 1995 and 2014 Egypt successfully increased the use of regular antenatal care (URAC) among women from 30.4% to 82.9%. The same period saw a decrease in the wealth-based inequality in URAC, with significant decline in its prevalence among the richest and poorest wealth quintiles. This paper investigates the changes in the main determinants contributing to the wealth-based inequality in URAC for the two years of 1995 and 2014, and the determinants that underlined the declines in this inequality… Show more
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