The intergenerational relationship between conditional cash transfers and newborn health

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Andreza Daniela Pontes Lucas
Monaliza de Oliveira Ferreira
Tarcisio Daniel Pontes Lucas
Paola Salari
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[1] Federal University of Pernambuco,Institute of Pharmaceutical Medicine (ECPM)
[2] Catholic University of Pernambuco,undefined
[3] Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute,undefined
[4] University of Basel,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 22卷
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Conditional cash transfer programs (CCT); Intergenerational health; Child health; Maternal health;
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