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However, a low utilization of PNC visits by Afghan women has contributed to a relatively high maternal mortality in Afghanistan. This study aimed to identify factors influencing the utilization of PNC visits among Afghan women by sampling nationally representative data from Afghanistan Demographic and Health Survey (AfDHS), 2015. The logistic model was used to measure the adjusted odds of utilizing PNC services among women, with a 95% confidence interval (95% CI) and a p-value of \u003c0.05 for statistical significance. The study found that the utilization of PNC visits in Afghanistan is low; among 8,581 women (44%) who utilized PNC visits and 10,924 women (56%) who didn\u2019t, the women\u2019s age, place of residence, parity, education, occupation, number of antenatal care (ANC) visits, place of delivery, exposure to public media, the woman\u2019s role in decision making and needing a permission to seek healthcare were found to be associated with the level of utilization of PNC visits. 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