Maternal and newborn care, mpox, health support for trafficked persons
World Health Organization
We are the United Nations’ health agency. We are committed to achieve better health for everyone, everywhere.
New report: Global progress in reducing deaths of pregnant women and babies has flatlined for 8 years.
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Major breakthrough: Lifesaving solution dramatically reduces severe bleeding after childbirth
A new trial promises a significant breakthrough in preventing deaths from postpartum bleeding, which is the leading cause of maternal mortality globally. Following the intervention, severe bleeding after childbirth was reduced by more than 60%.
Preterm birth is now the leading cause of child deaths, accounting for more than 1 in 5 of all deaths of children occurring before their fifth birthday. Preterm survivors can face lifelong health consequences, with an increased likelihood of disability and developmental delays. Action is needed urgently to improve the prevention of preterm birth, alongside better care for affected babies and their families.
No matter when or where they’re born, babies Born Too Soon deserve every chance to survive and thrive. They need the right care before, during and after childbirth.
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The work of the community organizations, together with public health authorities, had a huge impact on the decline of cases globally and on informing people of mpox risks, encouraging behaviour change & advocating for access to tests, vaccines, and treatments for those most in need.
I can’t put into words the terror. I was sold as a child. Not one doctor asked why have you got another injury?”
Jane Lasonder was trafficked at a young age and abused by men. She had hoped for more support when seeking medical help. Many trafficked people access health care during their ordeal but more than half remain unidentified. With the right training, health workers can play a vital role in identifying, treating and protecting trafficked people and those at risk. Learn more.
Watch Jane’s full story in this series.
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9moGreat to see World Health Organization tackling these tough issues head-on. Let's all be more alert to signs of abuse, especially in trafficked individuals. And hey, the decline in mpox cases shows that together, we can make a difference! Let's keep it up!
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