Apapai, Uganda—I walked into the Eastern Ugandan health clinic in the late morning, just as Susan Nabwire delivered her first baby. Nurse-midwife Christine Apio, who was attending to her, was ready for the first newborn, despite the baby’s arrival nearly two months early.
In Malawi, integration of care for TB in maternal health services can ensure that women receive proper diagnosis and treatment. That’s how Eliza Kayange and her babies survived TB.
Pilot project in Lesotho leads to improved clinical skills and confidence-building of nursing students.
Every day 800 women die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. Helena’s story shows us it doesn’t have to be this way.
