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CHILDREN DYING IN INDIA'S LARGEST STATE AS GOVT FOCUSES ON COW WELFARE
The BRD medical college doctors insist the number of deaths has not increased... READ MORE›
PUSH TO OUTLAW BAD AIR AS DELHI SLUM DWELLERS CHOKE
Nimrita Sharma is a teacher at a daycare center in Delhi's Ravidass slum... READ MORE›
15,000 UNDER FIVES DIE FROM PREVENTABLE ILLNESSES EACH DAY
The report also highlighted the difference between the death rate for boys and girls in some Asian countries... READ MORE›
UK RETAILERS HALT SALE OF BABY SLEEP POSITIONERS AFTER US WARNING
Several UK retailers have stopped selling baby sleep positioners amid fears they can cause babies to suffocate... READ MORE›
CHINA IS A DEPENDABLE FRIEND TO SIERRA LEONE, SAYS PRESIDENT KOROMA
President Koroma entering the Chinese Ark Peace Hospital ship Sierra Leone's Preside... READ MORE›
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NUNAVUT ADOPTS FINLAND'S BABY BOX PROGRAM TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY
The baby box program started in Finland in 1939, and helped reduce the infant mortality rate to less than two in 1,000, from 90 in 1,000... READ MORE›
5 TOP COUNTRIES FOR HIGH-QUALITY HEALTH CARE AROUND THE WORLD
Not having access to mental health care can be a big barrier in the way of treatment... READ MORE›
WHERE IS THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS COUNTRY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE?
Globally, the mortality rate for young people decreased 21 percent between 2000 and 2015, with HIV-related deaths in particular falling significantly... READ MORE›
IAIN DUNCAN SMITH SHOULD RESIGN, SAYS JEREMY CORBYN
Iain duncan smith should resign says jeremy corbyn... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE APPEALS FOR URGENT HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
Paolo Conteh, the interior minister, told Sierra Leone's state broadcaster that thousands of people remained missing... READ MORE›
WHY BABIES SHOULD SLEEP IN CARDBOARD BOXES, EXPLAINED IN 2 CHARTS
They also say it could help the United States lower its infant mortality rate in the same way that it helped Finland... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE DECLARED FREE OF EBOLA TRANSMISSIONS
In Sierra Leone, the hardest hit of any nation during the Ebola outbreak, nearly 4,000 people died from the disease altogether 14,000 were infected... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE DECLARED FREE OF DISEASE
Dr Oliver Johnson, from the King's Sierra Leone partnership, worked at an Ebola clinic in Freetown, and has strong links with medical professionals there... READ MORE›
AMERICAN DEATH RATE RISES FOR FIRST TIME IN A DECADE
Dr. Anderson pointed out that the death rate from heart disease, which had been declining for decades... READ MORE›
WORLD AIDS DAY TO BE MARKED AROUND WORLD
Ahead of World Aids Day, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) urged for more investment and access to treatment for children... READ MORE›
NEW EBOLA CASE IS DISCOVERED IN LIBERIA
The World Health Organization declared Liberia Ebola-free on May 9 a landmark moment in the country which has suffered more deaths from the epidemic than any other... READ MORE›
MEDICAL ERROR IS THIRD BIGGEST CAUSE OF DEATH IN THE US, EXPERTS SAY
Researchers found more than 9.5 percent of deaths in US are due to medical error... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE DECLARED FREE OF EBOLA TRANSMISSIONS
WHO commends the government and people of Sierra Leone for the significant achievement of ending this Ebola outbreak, he said... READ MORE›
One volunteer, Dr Geraldine O'Hara, an infectious diseases specialist from Huddersfield, has recorded a series of audio diaries while she is in Sierra Leone... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE DECLARED FREE OF EBOLA TRANSMISSIONS
Nearly 4,000 people have died in Sierra Leone of Ebola since the outbreak began in late 2013... READ MORE›
COUNTING THE LOST, ONE BY ONE, IN SYRIA'S BOOK OF THE DEAD
And as the death toll is hovering around 250,000, the list of names and causes of death for Volume 3 are already growing... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA TO HELP MANAGE A UK FIELD HOSPITAL IN SIERRA LEONE REPORTS
Ebola Australia to help manage a UK field hospital in Sierra Leone reports... READ MORE›
CHILDREN PLAYING ON SYDNEY BEACH FIND BABY'S BODY
Holland said investigators were looking through birth and hospital records as well as consulting with the Missing Persons Unit to try and find the child's parents... READ MORE›
SIERRA LEONE ABORTION BILL BLOCKED BY PRESIDENT BAI KOROMA AGAIN
Sierra Leone's President Ernest Bai Koroma has again refused to sign a bill legalising abortion, saying it should be put to a referendum... READ MORE›
DRUG OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC HAS DRIVEN INCREASE IN ORGAN DONORS, DATA SHOWS
The devastating epidemic of drug overdose deaths in the US has led to an increase in organ donors, data from the federal government shows... READ MORE›
OVERDOSES, DRINKING AND SUICIDES HIT WHITE AMERICANS HARD
The work was a reaction to recent research that suggested drug overdoses and suicides have caused alarming increases in death rates for middle-aged white Americans... READ MORE›
BEDSIDE COT STILL ON SALE AFTER DEATH OF SEVEN-WEEK-OLD BABY, CORONER TOLD, AS MOTHER TELLS OF HARROWING ORDEAL
Esther Roseman told a hearing on Wednesday of the moment she found her daughter, Grace, dead in the Bednest bedside cot... READ MORE›
MAP: THE BEST (AND WORST) COUNTRIES TO BE A MOTHER
Even in countries that face conflicts and wars, the situation of mothers and their children could be improved... READ MORE›
MOTHER AND BABY HOMES INQUIRY 'DOES NOT WANT EXTRA BURDEN'
Mr Meehan used the commemoration to attack the commission's continued refusal to recommend compensation to survivors... READ MORE›
COUNTING THE LOST, ONE BY ONE, IN SYRIA'S BOOK OF THE DEAD
And as the death toll is hovering around 250,000, the list of names and causes of death for Volume 3 are already growing... READ MORE›
BETWEEN THE LINES OF THE PANAMA PAPERS
Between The Lines Of The Panama Papers How The Offshore Tax Scandal Robs Developing Countries... READ MORE›
STUDY ON MEDICAL ERROR AS THIRD CAUSE OF US DEATHS CRITICIZED AS 'PRECARIOUS'
In the response to the analysis, the researchers also did their own calculation on medical error deaths by looking at previous studies on the topic... READ MORE›
'SIGNIFICANT QUANTITY' OF HUMAN REMAINS AT FORMER MOTHER AND...
Infant mortality rates ranged from 30-50 percent in some of the homes in the 1930s and 1940s... READ MORE›
GIANT DIAMOND AUCTION FAILS AS SIERRA LEONE REJECTS OFFER
I regret to inform you however that none of the bids submitted here today matched the government of Sierra Leone's reserve amount, he said... READ MORE›
EX-UK DIPLOMAT GETS 'ORDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE'
She was posted to the Sierra Leonean capital only two weeks in April 2014 when the disease struck having started in neighbouring Liberia and Guinea... READ MORE›