Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research

By Gautam Bhan, Aditi Surie, Christiane Horwood, Richard Dobson, Laura Alfers, Anayda Portela, Nigel Rollins on March 09, 2020

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Bhan, Gautam, Surie, Aditi, Horwood, Christiane, Dobson, Richard, Alfers, Laura, Portela, Anayda, and Rollins, Nigel. Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research. , , . , 2020. Bhan, G., Surie, A., Horwood, C., Dobson, R., Alfers, L., Portela, A., and Rollins, N. (2020). Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research. , , . Bhan, Gautam, Surie, Aditi, Horwood, Christiane, Dobson, Richard, Alfers, Laura, Portela, Anayda, and Rollins, Nigel. "Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research." 2020, .Bhan Gautam, Surie Aditi, Horwood Christiane, Dobson Richard, Alfers Laura, Portela Anayda, and Rollins Nigel. "Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research." (2020). Bhan, G, Surie, A, Horwood, C, Dobson, R, Alfers, L, Portela, A, and Rollins, N 2020, 'Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research', , , . Gautam Bhan, Aditi Surie, Christiane Horwood, Richard Dobson, Laura Alfers, Anayda Portela, and Nigel Rollins, 'Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research' (2020). Bhan G., Surie A., Horwood C., Dobson R., Alfers L., Portela A., and Rollins N. Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research. . 2020. Bhan, Gautam, Surie, Aditi, Horwood, Christiane, Dobson, Richard, Alfers, Laura, Portela, Anayda, and Rollins, Nigel. Informal work and maternal and child health: A blind spot in public health and research. . 2020. , .

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