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Child Mortality

* Child Deaths > age 5

Annual Estimates

-7000 newborns die

+ 7000 babies are stillborn

Maternal Mortality

* Women Deaths

Approx. 810 women die daily

Cause = pregnancy & childbirth

* Pregnancy Direct or Indirect complications

Hemorrhage

Hypertensive Disorders

Sepsis

Maternal Mortality

* Monitors Health General Quality

* Reproductive Health Care

* Countries Progress

* Ward International Development Goals

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*Social* *Medical* *Environment*

Effect of Drug and Medical Techniques

Unintended Clinical Outcomes

Limited Maternal Education Attainment

Provincial Living

Information Pollution

Cultural & Social Barriers to women's Equity

Racial Stratification

Hypertensive Disorders

Pathogenic Mechanism/Causes

Sepsis

Pre-eclampsia

Postpartum Hemorrhage

Failure to Recognize Warning Signs During Pregnancy

Acute Respiratory infections

Diarrhea

Malaria

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Global Child & Maternal Deaths

Children > 5

Minority Women

< 18yrs & > 35yrs

Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

Sub-Saharan Africa & Southern Asia

2023 -+ 87% (225 000) Maternal Deaths

Sub-Saharan Africa

2023 26 Deaths per 1000 live Births

-+70% (182 000) Maternal Deaths

Southern Asia

2023 21 deaths per 1000 live births

-+17% (43 000) Maternal Deaths

2022 under-5 Deaths

80% 4.9 million

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High Income Countries (HICs) Low & Middle Income Countries (LMICs)

Maternal Mortality Region Deaths

Southern Asia

Sub-Saharan Africa

Northern Africa 36.9%

Latin America & Caribbean 22.1%

HICs 16.3%

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Ways in which the issue is been addressed

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Ways in which the issue is been addressed

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WHO

Areas of Concerns

* Access to Contraception

* Quality Abortion Care

*Abortion Aftercare *Inequalities

*Health Systems

*Ensuring Accountability

*Access to Universal Health Coverage

Plans to Address

*Applying Findings from Clinical Research

*Translating Policy into Tangible Results

*Establish Worldwide Standards

*Strengthening Health Systems

*Introduce Systematic Instructions

*Invest in Research

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