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<blockquote data-quote="ripita" data-source="post: 21640767" data-attributes="member: 562505"><p><strong><span style="color: Red">ලංකාව අවුරුදු 60 ගාණක් තිස්සෙ පිනට උපාධි දීල මොනවද දියුණු වෙලා තියෙන්නෙ? </span></strong></p><p><strong><span style="color: red">Sri Lanka has best MCH indicators in south asia because of free health and medical education. "statistical indicators of maternal and child health in countries of South Asia, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Statistical tables aggregate data for the entire South Asia region and industrialized countries, for comparative purposes. South Asia has about 22% of world population, 33% of births annually, about 37% of annual global child mortality (CM), and the second highest maternal mortality ratio (MMR). In 1995, Sri Lanka had the lowest CM. Afghanistan had the highest CM. CM in the region was 121, or 15 times more than in industrialized countries. Countries with higher CM rates tended to have higher birthrates. Total fertility rates ranged from 2.4 in Sri Lanka, to 6.6 in Afghanistan. The total fertility rate in the region was 3.9. 29% of births in the region were attended by a trained attendant during 1990-96. Under 10% of births were attended by a trained attendant in Nepal (7%) and Afghanistan (9%). India had the highest proportion of births attended by a trained attendant (34%). Contraceptive prevalence ranged from a low of 2% in Afghanistan, to a high of 66% in Sri Lanka. Contraceptive prevalence for the region was 38%. Female literacy was lowest in Nepal (14%) and Afghanistan (15%). Sri Lanka had the highest female literacy of 87%, followed by India with 38%. Female literacy for the region was 36%. Countries with high fertility rates tended to have high MMRs. MMR was inversely related to contraceptive prevalence rates, presence of trained attendants during delivery, and adult female literacy rates. 90% of the region had coverage with BCG immunization, followed by DPT, OPV, and measles immunization. Maternal tetanus toxoid was 69%."</span></strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ripita, post: 21640767, member: 562505"] [B][COLOR="Red"]ලංකාව අවුරුදු 60 ගාණක් තිස්සෙ පිනට උපාධි දීල මොනවද දියුණු වෙලා තියෙන්නෙ? [/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR="red"]Sri Lanka has best MCH indicators in south asia because of free health and medical education. "statistical indicators of maternal and child health in countries of South Asia, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Statistical tables aggregate data for the entire South Asia region and industrialized countries, for comparative purposes. South Asia has about 22% of world population, 33% of births annually, about 37% of annual global child mortality (CM), and the second highest maternal mortality ratio (MMR). In 1995, Sri Lanka had the lowest CM. Afghanistan had the highest CM. CM in the region was 121, or 15 times more than in industrialized countries. Countries with higher CM rates tended to have higher birthrates. Total fertility rates ranged from 2.4 in Sri Lanka, to 6.6 in Afghanistan. The total fertility rate in the region was 3.9. 29% of births in the region were attended by a trained attendant during 1990-96. Under 10% of births were attended by a trained attendant in Nepal (7%) and Afghanistan (9%). India had the highest proportion of births attended by a trained attendant (34%). Contraceptive prevalence ranged from a low of 2% in Afghanistan, to a high of 66% in Sri Lanka. Contraceptive prevalence for the region was 38%. Female literacy was lowest in Nepal (14%) and Afghanistan (15%). Sri Lanka had the highest female literacy of 87%, followed by India with 38%. Female literacy for the region was 36%. Countries with high fertility rates tended to have high MMRs. MMR was inversely related to contraceptive prevalence rates, presence of trained attendants during delivery, and adult female literacy rates. 90% of the region had coverage with BCG immunization, followed by DPT, OPV, and measles immunization. Maternal tetanus toxoid was 69%."[/COLOR][/B] [/QUOTE]
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