Spacing Births at Least Three to Five Years Apart

question 29

Multiple Choice

Spacing births at least three to five years apart

• A)improves breastfeeding rates.
• B)increases a baby's survival rate.
• C)can lead to greater uterus and cervix abnormalities.
• D)does little to improve the health and well-being of children and mothers.

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