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Empowering Moms Through mHealth
MCHIP Plays Key Role Introducing Lifesaving Vaccine in Nine African Countries
Today, on World Pneumonia Day, MCHIP and USAID celebrate that this disease is preventable with safe, effective and affordable tools. Read more >>
What Does It Take to Get Contraceptives to Clients in Rural Nigeria?
What does it take to get contraceptives to clients in rural Nigeria to promote safe motherhood and healthy families? Read more >>
MCHIP Spurs Action to Protect Women from Excessive Bleeding After Childbirth
Excessive bleeding after birth is easily preventable with lifesaving drugs, yet it is the largest killer of women giving birth. Can a cutting-edge tool for estimating the number of women receiving these drugs help to halt these senseless deaths? Read more >>
The Question is King – Turning Princely Investments into Practical Solutions
A new guide from WHO offers researchers and program implementers the rationale for implementation science. Read more >>
Empowering Mothers to Save Lives
Lifebuoy joined forces with USAID and its Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) to raise awareness of the link between newborn survival and handwashing with soap. Read more >>
Realizing the Health Goals of the Panama Declaration
What challenges lie ahead to address health inequalities for mothers and children in Latin America and the Caribbean? Read more >>
Neonatal Alliance Locks in on Largest Contributor to Under-5 Death in Latin America and the Caribbean
To prevent neonatal deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean, USAID, ministries of health in the region, NGOs, and professional associations, have formed the LAC Neonatal Alliance. Read more >>
The Issue of Inequalities: A Look at the Underlying Causes of Maternal and Child Death in Latin America and the Caribbean
Eliminating preventable maternal, newborn and child deaths globally is an overarching goal of USAID’s work, so we must address the underlying causes. Read more >>
