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    The dynamic role of household structure on under5 mortality in southern and eastern subSaharan Africa
    A Menashe-Oren; Philippe Bocquier; Carren Ginsburg; Y Compaore; Mark Collinson
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    The dynamic role of household structure on under-5 mortality in southern and eastern sub-Saharan Africa
    (2023-08-17) Ashira Menashe-Oren; Philippe Bocquier; Carren Ginsburg; Yacouba Compaore; Mark Collinson
    BACKGROUND Children are born and grow up in households, where they receive essential care, including time, socio-psychological support, and economic resources. Children’s immediate environment, captured by household structure, changes over time. OBJECTIVE We evaluate the role of dynamic household structure in the risk of child death in southern and eastern Africa. METHODS We use longitudinal data from 15 Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems between 1990 and 2016, covering almost 282,000 under-5 year olds. We analyse under5 mortality using semi-parametric Cox models accounting for time-varying household structure (household size and household typology) and controlling for maternal characteristics. RESULTS We find that children in smaller households have a higher risk of death than those in large households. In particular, children in households where they are the sole child with two adults of opposite sexes have the lowest chances of survival, reflecting a first-child effect.

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