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Why are child health and maternal health viewed together in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Both are linked with family health and population quality

Correct answer: A—both are linked with family health and population quality. The health of a mother and the health of a child influence one another and together affect the well-being of the family. Good maternal care can support safe pregnancy, childbirth and recovery. Proper child care supports healthy growth, survival, nutrition, vaccination and development. When mothers and children receive suitable care, families are better able to maintain health and children have a stronger opportunity to learn and develop. This is why maternal and child health are treated as connected parts of family welfare and population quality. Option A is correct because it states this broad relationship. Option B is wrong because the issue is not limited to markets. Option C is wrong because maternal and child health are directly related to population well-being. Option D is wrong because transport is not the central connection. Memory cue: healthy mothers and healthy children form the foundation of a healthy family.

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Maternal HealthChild HealthFamily WelfareNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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