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Lagos Project Cuts Maternal Deaths with Midwife Training
Community Heroes3h ago

Lagos Project Cuts Maternal Deaths with Midwife Training

A new program in Lagos, Nigeria is making childbirth safer by training midwives, regulating traditional birth attendants, and rebuilding trust in maternal care. Early results show promise in communities where women often skip hospitals due to fear of mistreatment.

AllAfrica - Health3 min read
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Acts of Kindness6d ago

Zanzibar Commits to Better Care for Nurses and Midwives

Zanzibar's government is investing in nurses and midwives with improved working conditions and support, recognizing their critical role in saving mothers and babies. The announcement came as newly licensed healthcare workers completed their professional registration.

AllAfrica - Health2 min read
Adelaide Nurses Win 6% Pay Rise, Cancel Hospital Strike
Acts of KindnessFeb 20

Adelaide Nurses Win 6% Pay Rise, Cancel Hospital Strike

Nurses and midwives at Adelaide's Lyell McEwin Hospital just secured a 6% pay increase after standing together for fair wages. The victory means patients can keep their appointments and workers get the recognition they deserve.

ABC Australia2 min read
Nigeria Sends 34 Female Nurses to Train in Germany
Acts of KindnessFeb 15

Nigeria Sends 34 Female Nurses to Train in Germany

Katsina State is investing in 34 female nurses and midwives, sending them to Germany for specialized healthcare training. The program covers language classes, living expenses, and keeps their salaries flowing while they study abroad.

Premium Times Nigeria2 min read
Midwife Care Cuts Preterm Birth Risk 45% in New Study
SolutionsJan 21

Midwife Care Cuts Preterm Birth Risk 45% in New Study

A groundbreaking study shows that continuous care from community-based midwives dramatically reduces preterm births, with the biggest benefits for women facing social disadvantages. Over 6,600 pregnancies in South London proved this simple shift in care could transform outcomes for mothers and babies.

Medical Xpress3 min read