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Re: Merge BDSQ7RDT and BDVA7RDT with the household data file [message #28583 is a reply to message #28581] Thu, 01 February 2024 14:30 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
farihakabir148 is currently offline  farihakabir148
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Thank you so much for responding in such a short notice.

I have a few other queries.

1. The last line you mentioned ' Save this file, which has one record per mother, and reshape for one record per child' how do I reshape the data for one record per child?

2. I plan to look at the impact of exposure to salinity on pregnant mothers during their utero period, on hypertension, swelling of feet, and anthropogenic features of children born to these mothers like height stunt.

I did some calculation of conception date and hypertension data and I found that hypertension data is available only for 1960? (I used the household members data file)

can you please tell me what would be the correct way to find the conception date of mothers, how to form hypertension variable?

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