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NGMedicine10 days ago

Why Nigerian women are still dying in childbirth — Experts

Healthcare experts have expressed concern over Nigeria's ongoing maternal and child mortality crisis, noting that many women die during childbirth due to inadequate care, delayed hospital visits, and harmful cultural practices. At the 6th Maternal Health Summit organized by Safer Hands Health Initiative (SHI), stakeholders emphasized that despite various interventions, Nigeria continues to rank poorly in global maternal health indicators. Dr. Oluwakemisola Agoyi, Program Manager at SHI, stated that preventable deaths occur mainly due to lack of timely and appropriate medical care. She noted a 

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Why Nigerian women are still dying in childbirth — Experts

Healthcare experts have expressed concern over Nigeria's ongoing maternal and child mortality crisis, noting that many women die during childbirth due to inadequate care, delayed hospital visits, and harmful cultural practices. At the 6th Maternal Health Summit organized by Safer Hands Health Initiative (SHI), stakeholders emphasized that despite various interventions, Nigeria continues to rank poorly in global maternal health indicators. Dr. Oluwakemisola Agoyi, Program Manager at SHI, stated that preventable deaths occur mainly due to lack of timely and appropriate medical care. She noted a 

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