Washington: A new report has revealed that maternal mortality rates in the US continue to rise compared to other developed and wealthy countries. According to the American media, most women in the United States are dying in large numbers during pregnancy and childbirth due to easily preventable causes. The researchers found that the rate of…
Helsinki: A new study has found that when grandparents lend a hand in caring for their grandchildren, mothers are less likely to develop depression and are less dependent on anti-depressant medications. According to media reports, a new study by Finnish researchers, published in the journal Population Studies, found that mothers whose parents or in-laws contributed…
In Protecting maternal, newborn and child health from the impacts of climate change, the World Health Organization (WHO), UN Population Fund (UNFPA), and UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) jointly underscore the neglect, underreporting, and underestimation of climate events’ effects on maternal and child health. It also draws attention to the importance of integrating maternal or child…
New York: Maternal mortality has more than doubled in the United States over a 20-year period, with black women accounting for the majority of maternal deaths from maternal or pregnancy-related complications. According to reports published in the international media, research was conducted on this subject in the United States, in which the statistics of deaths…
