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Infant mortality in Bangladesh: a review of recent evidence [Book Review]
Journal of Biosocial Science 23 (3):327-336 (1991)
Abstract
Estimates of child mortality are mainly based on reports by mothers on the survival status of their children. Infant mortality estimates from such data do not seem to have declined in recent years. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics sample registration infant mortality estimates appear to be suspiciously lowMy notes
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