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- Is Egypt's Stance on the Blue Nile Dam Legally Justified?
- Eritrea: United Nations Human Rights Council Renews and Strengthens Special Rapporteur's Mandate
- Nigeria Is Caught Between Military Abuses and Islamist Rebels
- Nigeria: Taming the Ghost Workers
- Nigeria: Power Struggle in Taraba State
- Sudan: Darfur 10 years, it’s enough!
- Ghana: What a National Disgrace?
- Somalia: Strengthen Human Rights Law
- Ethiopia: Of Egypt, Gratuitous Contempt, and National Identity
- Sudan breaks from Egypt, supports Blue Nile dam in Ethiopia
- U.S. Mission to the United Nations: Remarks At a Security Council Briefing On Somalia
- Why African leaders are so obsessed with rural development
- Somalia: a ‘good news story’ that’s far from over
- Isreal refuses to name partners in migrant transfer deal
- Israel and the Arab Gulf States: An Undeclared Alliance
- The United Nations’ Hezbollah Protection Force
- Sustain Gains. Invest in Malaria. Save Three Million Children's Lives in the Next 1000 Days
- World Malaria Day: highlighting awareness of a preventable disease that still kills thousands
- Excusing Jihad In Boston
- Lessons from Boston and Chechnya
- Analysis: How do you solve a problem like Apartheid?
- Somalia: Frail Leadership, Federalism Frenzy, and the Fragile Peace
- Factors of Change and Transformation in Ethiopia
- How the West is seeking to usurp Africa’s struggle for freedom and democracy
- Ethiopia: A Critical Appraisal of the Diaspora Organized Groups Opposed to the Regime in Ethiopia
Tag Archives: Obstetrics
ETHIOPIA: Still too many deaths in childbirth
(IRIN) – A lack of awareness of the importance of skilled hospital deliveries in Ethiopia, cultural beliefs, and transport challenges in rural areas are causing a high number of deaths during childbirth, say officials. Only 10 percent of deliveries take … read more
Why African migrant mothers die in childbirth in the UK
Dr Ramya Ramaswami Maternal mortality among black African women in the UK is up to seven times higher than it is among white women. Doctors’ surgeries are misunderstanding their obligations to migrant patients, says Dr Ramya Ramaswami The Confidential Enquiry … read more
Don’t wait too long for a baby – Doctor
Doctors have issued a stark warning to couples not to leave it too late to try for a baby. With more and more women pursuing careers, they and their partners are leaving parenthood to at least their late thirties. But … read more
Posted in Parenting, Women
Tagged Africa maps, Africa news, African news, breaking news, caesarean section, Childbirth, Department of Health, Embassies and Consulates, Guardian, Health, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, News local news, newspapers, Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, World news
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Nigeria’s newborn death toll highest in Africa
New data shows that as the death toll in Nigeria is falling, the percentage of deaths that happen in the first month of life is increasing. Newborn deaths now make up 28% of all deaths under five years compared to … read more
Posted in Children & Youth, Health, News, Nigeria, West Africa, Women
Tagged Africa news, African news, breaking news, Childbirth, childhood, deaths toll, Demography, Embassies and Consulates, Goodluck Jonathan, health-news, human development, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Infancy, Infant, infant mortality, Lagos, Maternal health, Medicine, Mickey Chopra, newborns deaths, News local news, newspapers, Nigeria, Nigeria news, Nigerian, Obstetrics, Population, Public Health, Susan Grant, World news
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Contraceptive implants failure: Who is to blame?
The Telegraph reported two women who became pregnant despite having contraceptives implanted in their bodies. Kimberly Heales and Jane Wilkinson, both 22 and from the UK, had life-turning events after having known that they conceived despite having received contraceptive implants … read more
Posted in Health, Parenting, Women
Tagged Africa news, African news, Afrika, Anthony Gold Solicitors, Birth control, breaking news, Contraceptive failure, contraceptive implant, emergency contraception, health-news, Hormonal contraception, Implanon, implant failure, Implants, IndepthAfrica, Jane Wilkinson, Kimberly Heales, London, Medicine, News local news, newspapers, Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Stephanie Prior, Teen Pregnancy, Unintended pregnancy, United Kingdom, World news
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‘114 women die daily from child birth in Nigeria’
About 114 women die daily from pregnancy and child birth complications in Nigeria according to the World Health Organization and World Bank statistics. Disclosing the startling statistics in a workshop on ‘Improving Access to maternal and child care services’ organised … read more
Posted in Health, News, Nigeria, West Africa, Women
Tagged Africa news, Akamkpa, Canadian International Development Agency, Cross River State, Health, IndepthAfrica, National health insurance, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Nigeria news, Obstetrics, World Bank, World Health Organization
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What Do Women Really Want? Oxytocin
A male scientist says he’s discovered what makes women happy. It’s a hormone called oxytocin, says Paul Zak, a researcher at Claremont Graduate University. Zak presented evidence to back his case today at the Society for Neuroscience meeting in San … read more
Posted in Health, Women
Tagged biology, breastfeeding, Claremont Graduate University, Contraction, Education, Empathy, health-news, Labor, Lactation, Medicine, Mental Health, Neuropeptides, neuroscience, Neurotransmitters, Obstetrics, oxytocin, Paul J. Zak, Paul Zak, People, reproductive system, San Diego, Society for Neuroscience, What Do Women Really Want, women health
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