2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1983274/v1
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The impact of migration-related characteristics on the risk of TORCH infections among women of childbearing age: A population-based study in southern China

Abstract: Background TORCH infections are the most common prenatal infections causing congenital malformation and infant mortality, especially in developing countries. Migrant women might be vulnerable to TORCH infections, but little is known about the association between migration-related characteristics and TORCH infection risk. This study aimed to investigate the impact of migrant status, migration distance, and the spouse’s migrant status on the TORCH epidemic among women of childbearing age. Methods Based on the … Show more

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