Greater Access to Midwives like Jenny: For Women around the World and Here in North Carolina
A few hours after I delivered my daughter three years ago, one of my midwives, Jenny Cox, stopped by to see how we were doing.
A few hours after I delivered my daughter three years ago, one of my midwives, Jenny Cox, stopped by to see how we were doing.
Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda's mother was a true innovator—by necessity.
“Bring technology to me, not to a low-resource setting.”
In the last 20 years, maternal mortality in Bangladesh has dropped from 574 to 194 per 100,000.
A lot has changed during the past 20 years of partnership between IntraHealth and the Government of India.
Why, despite the risks of home birth and the benefits of institutional delivery, are most women in Ethiopia still giving birth at home?
Mali is currently experiencing the most severe crisis of its existence.
Five thousand miles from Washington, DC, in the African country of Niger, something very good is happening.
Back in 2000, only about 25% of mothers in Rwanda delivered their babies in health facilities. Today, that number is almost 70%.
After three-plus years of “working in India,” last month I finally had the opportunity to actually work in India. Prior to my UNC-IntraHealth Fellowship, I worked on a program promoting...
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