Yasmeen Bano’s baby was coming early—and in a rush of blood. She was 7 months pregnant, and she began bleeding while visiting her parents’ home.
Training Nurses to Save Lives at Birth
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Yasmeen Bano’s baby was coming early—and in a rush of blood. She was 7 months pregnant, and she began bleeding while visiting her parents’ home.
After 16 hours in labor, Ergoye Nega had made little progress. The health center nurse advised her to go to the hospital—her baby was in distress.
A new model for delivering health services to people living with HIV and TB provides education, health services and a safe place to meet.