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Exploring maternal and neonatal health in a conflict-affected setting: cross-sectional findings from Gaza
Belal Aldabbour
Samah Elamassie
Saher Mahdi
Haytham Abuzaid
Tamer Abed
Yaser Tannira
Khaleel Skaik
Yousef Abu Zaydah
Abdelkareem Elkolak
Mohammed Alhabashi
Adham Abualqumboz
Abdelrahman Alwali
Heba Alagha
Mahmoud Eid
Shireen Abed
Bettina Bottcher
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Version published to 10.1186/s13031-025-00687-9
Jul 17, 2025
Version published to 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5865169/v1 on Research Square
Jan 29, 2025
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