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Dad Catches Newborn Son As Wife Suddenly Gives Birth In Doorway – Free Press of Jacksonville
VOTORANTIM, Brazil—A newborn baby in Brazil was in good hands when his dad caught him after his mother unexpectedly gave birth as she walked  through a doorway. A pregnant Joyce Silva, 21, went to the [...]
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26-Year-Old Black NYC Woman Who Died During C-Section Further Highlights Need For Black Maternal Health Care Reform - Blavity
The death of Sha-Asia Washington while giving birth to her daughter has led to outcries for justice and a change in Black maternal health care.
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Jodie Turner-Smith Reflects On Concerns Of Passing 'Generational Trauma' To Her Newborn Via Breastfeeding
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Covid-19: Sudan allows banks to reopen
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Cameroon: Hospitals Turn to Telemedicine as Patients Flee Over COVID-19 Scare
[East African] Yaoundé -Some health facilities in Cameroon are turning to telemedicine as patients have been keeping away from and fleeing medical facilities for fear of contracting the coronavirus Covid-19, which has so far killed 313 people in the country.
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Byo police recover dumped, mutilated foetus
BY PATRICIA SIBANDA POLICE in Bulawayo are investigating a case of a mutilated newborn baby that was dumped at a house in Barbourfields last week. Provincial ppokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube yesterday said Barbourfields police received information on July 27 that a woman had discovered
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Angola: Over 400 People Test Positive for HIV/Aids in Bié
Cuito — At least 434 people out of a total of 13,201 people have tested positive for HIV/AIDS from January to May this year in central Bie, said Thursday the provincial supervisor of the HIV/AIDS program, Adelino
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Black women again turn to midwives, some fearing coronavirus in hospitals - African American News Today - EIN News
… midwives — mostly older African American women — to accommodate … accounts. Immigrants and African Americans dominated midwifery during … disproportionate toll on African Americans. California has led … instances of pregnant African American women being ignored, …
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Jodie Turner-Smith Gave Birth At Home Because Of Systemic Racism In Hospitals
Since giving birth to a daughter named Janie in April 2020, Queen & Slim star Jodie Turner-Smith has been enjoying every moment of motherhood. In the September issue of British […] The post Jodie Turner-Smith Was In Labor For Four Days While Birthing Her Daughter appeared first on Essence.
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Two Incredible: Twin Is Born Inside His Amniotic Sac – The Wilmington Journal
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Kenya: Kisii County Waives Hospital Bills for New Mother of Quintuplets
[Nation] The Kisii County Government will waive hospital costs for a needy woman who gave birth to quintuplets on Friday.
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When The Snapback Isnt Snapping Back
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Senate agrees to stiffer penalties for sexual violence
The Senate on Friday approved the report of a Joint Select Committee (JSC) which had been reviewing four pieces of legislation primarily affecting the issue of violence against women and children since 2017.The JSC, which was chaired by Minister of Justice, Delroy Chuck, met between January, 2017
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THE National Blood Services of Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has reversed its suspension of blood coupons facility after government, which owes the organisation over $125 million, released $43,5 million. BY PHYLLIS MBANJE Confirming the development, Health deputy minister John Mangwiro said they processed the
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Africa: Despite Having Highest Maternal Mortality in Africa, Nigeria's Situation Still Underreported - Report
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Cold and flu season can be horrible, especially when it comes to getting through a pandemic and symptoms can be confusing. Food, drinks specifically, can either help or hurt your immune system and clear up your mucus. Drinks that make mucus thicker and harder to get out of your body are probably
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Teyana Taylor Just Revealed That Erykah Badu Will Deliver Her 2nd Baby
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Africa: 20 Million Use COVID-19 WhatsApp Line - Focus on Health Workers is Next
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By Pam Belluck Researchers on Tuesday reported strong evidence that the coronavirus can be transmitted from a pregnant woman to a fetus. A baby born in a Paris hospital in March to a mother with Covid-19 tested positive for the virus and developed symptoms of inflammation in
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South Sudan: Reducing Preventable Maternal and Child Deaths in Lakes State of South Sudan
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Africa: New Report Sounds the Alarm On Global Shortage of 900,000 Midwives
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