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cajgh-240	Najafizada, Said Ahmad Maisam; Bourgeault, Ivy Lynn; Labonté, Ronald	Social Determinants of Maternal Health in Afghanistan: A Review	2017	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7459	440	45	Health care may be the immediate determinant, but it is influenced by other determinants that must be addressed in order to alleviate the burden on health care, as well as to achieve long-term reduction in maternal mortality. Pathways through which determinants influence maternal health of food (41%), shelter (18%), and clean water (14%).9 Lack of food (malnutrition with subsequent anemia) contributes to the increased risk of complications among pregnant women.9 Though some improvement has been made in the first decade of 21st century, 63% of the population have no access to improved toilet facilities in 2010 and 50% were without improved water sources.44 Discussion The literature on maternal health in Afghanistan reveals that health care, education, sociocultural practices, employment, income, food, and sanitation are important determinants for maternal health.	cache/cajgh-240.pdf	txt/cajgh-240.txt