Associations Between Measures of Structural Marginalization & Early Pregnancy Loss

This study investigates how neighborhood-level structural, sociodemographic, and environmental factors in Philadelphia influence early pregnancy loss (EPL) rates. By analyzing census tract data across four domains—sociodemographics, healthcare accessibility, transportation, and environmental conditions—it aims to uncover how disparities in access and infrastructure contribute to reproductive health inequities, particularly among marginalized communities.

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