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Mobile phones are improving healthcare for isolated Vietnamese communities
Mobile phones are bringing crucial health information to isolated ethnic minority...
Mother to mother training is key to combating child malnutrition
A recent study by Malawi's Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources...
Treating Acute Malnutrition: UNICEF
UNICEF has treated over one million children for severe acute malnutrition, with 400,000...
Innovate, Save Lives, Advance our World
As we enter 2018, the humanitarian challenges of the previous year amplify, with increasing...
A mindset not a formula – global health partnerships making an impact in Africa
In many ways, the Health Partnership Scheme (HPS) has sailed through uncharted waters....
The World’s First Health Impact Bond Can Save 10,000 Women And New-Borns In India
About 0.75 million new-born children die every year in India, which is the largest...
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[infographic] Global Healthcare Funding
In 2014, total Development Health Assistance (DAH) amounted to $35.9 billion, a drop...
Millions more children to be protected against disease thanks to UNICEF’s new vaccine deal
Millions more children in the world’s poorest countries will receive the pentavalent...
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[infographic] Global Child Health and Available Healthcare in Sub-Saharan East Africa
In sub-Saharan Africa, a number of adverse conditions have placed children at high...
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