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Earlier this week, we posted on climate change and family planning on Global Mama. In addition to that, Mala Rao from the Indian Institute for Public Health gave a presentation at the Global Maternal Health Conference on “Climate change and … Continue reading
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Tagged: climate change, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, GMHC, GMHC 2010, maternal health, women's health
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This is a cross-posting. The post was first published on the The Huffington Post Written By: Pam Barnes, President, EngenderHealth This week, the world’s leaders will descend on New York City for a perfect storm of high-level events, including the … Continue reading
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Tagged: Ban Ki Moon, childbirth, Clinton Global Initiative, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, Global Strategy for Women, hyptertensive disorders, infections, maternal death, MDG 5, misoprostol, New York City, Pam Barnes, postpartum hemorrhage, United Nations, unsafe abortions
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It’s time for reflection on the first Global Maternal Health Conference held in Delhi 30th August to 1st September. The conference organizers are finishing uploading all the presentations, videos and photos; wrapping up the finances; and taking stock of how … Continue reading
Written by: Janna Oberdorf, Communications Manager for Women Deliver The Global Maternal Health Conference has ended – and ended with a bang. The “Maternal Health Digital” panel closed the conference with exciting, new, and innovative ways for using technology for … Continue reading
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Tagged: Dying for Life, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, Global Voices for Maternal Health, Google, Health Speaks, Janna Oberdorf, Kinga Jelinska, Kiran Bapna, Maternal Health Digital, Maternal Health Task Force, mobile technology, Pulitzer Center, reproductive health technology, Subhi Quraishi, technology, Women Deliver, Women on Web, ZMQ Software
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Written by K G Venkateswaran, IntraHealth International A longer version of this blog was originally posted on the IntraHealth International Global Health blog. Sitting here in Delhi at the Global Maternal Health Conference in the India Habitat Center, I feel … Continue reading
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Tagged: Bangalore, Delhi, Fatou Ndiaye, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Gita Sen, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, India, India Habitat Center, Intrahealth, IntraHealth International, K G Ventateswaran, Lancet, Madhuri Narayanan, Mali, maternal health, maternal mortality, Montek Singh Ahulwalia, Nepal, Rwanda, Sara Stratton, Senegal, Tajikistan, Uganda
Posted in: Commentary, Conferences and Meetings
Written by Maria M. Pawlowska, Cambridge University Gates Scholar According to the latest WHO Countdown report, post-partum haemorrhage (PPH) is responsible for over a third of maternal deaths worldwide. During a session at the Global Maternal Health Conference last week, … Continue reading
Written by Kate Mitchell, Maternal Health Task Force Ann Blanc, Director of the Maternal Health Task Force, welcomed attendees of the Global Maternal Health Conference to the third and final day of the conference. She recalled the Safe Motherhood Conference … Continue reading
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Written by Janna Oberdorf, Women Deliver Every year, an estimated 20 million unsafe abortions take place. And of all maternal deaths, unsafe abortion accounts for 13%. Imagine if we could change that. Imagine if we could make a serious dent in … Continue reading
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Tagged: Beverly Winikoff, Center for Research and Consultancy in Reproductive Health, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, Gynuity Health Projects, Hillary Bracken, Janna Overdorf, Kelsey Lynd, maternal death, maternal morbidity, maternal mortality, medical abortion, mifepristone, misoprostol, outpatien abortion, Patricio Sanhueza Smith, Secretariat of Health in Mexico City, Selma Hajiri, Stanford University, unsafe abortion, Women Deliver
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Written by Saumya RamaRao, Population Council It is Day 2 at the Global Maternal Health Conference and the energy level has revved up as all participants roll up their sleeves to get down to detailed discussions. Today I learnt of … Continue reading
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Tagged: cash transfers, community-based initiatives, context, democratization of public health, facility based care, facility-based services, Global Maternal Health Conference 2010, health infrastructure, India, Janani Suraksha Yojana, JSY, maternal health, misoprostol, National Rural Health Mission, New Ideas and Innovations, newborn health, NRHM, oxytocin, post-partum hemorrhage, PPH, resource poor settings, service delivery, task-shifting, Zulfiqar Bhutta
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Linking in the newborn at the Global Maternal Health Conference
Posted on October 21, 2010 by Christopher
Written by: Ashish KC This post was originally published on the Healthy Newborn Network blog. Reprinted here with permission. With five years remaining until the deadline for the Millennium Development Goals, experts, policy makers, donors and academics from around the … Continue reading →