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Resources > Publications > Newborn health

Book Tag: Newborn health



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The importance of skin-to-skin contact for early initiation of breastfeeding in Nigeria and Bangladesh

Author(s): Kavita Singh, Shane M Khan, Liliana Carvajal-Aguirre, Paul Brodish, Agbessi Amouzou, and Allisyn Moran
Year: 2017
Filed under: Bangladesh, Breastfeeding, Newborn health, Nigeria

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If my husband leaves me, I will go home and suffer, so better cling to him and hide this thing: The influence of gender on Option B+ prevention of mother-to-child transmission participation in Malawi and Uganda

Author(s): Flax VL, Yourkavitch J, Okello ES, Kadzandira J, Katahoire AR, Munthali AC
Year: 2017
Filed under: Contraception, Gender, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Malawi, Maternal Health, Newborn health, Pregnancy, Uganda, Women

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Gender Factors Influencing Participation in the Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Program in Malawi under Option B+

Author(s): Flax VL, Yourkavitch J, Kadzandira J, Munthali AC
Year: 2017
Filed under: Contraception, Gender, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Malawi, Maternal Health, Newborn health, Pregnancy, Women

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Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit for the Scale-Up of Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (EmONC) in Kenya

Author(s): MEASURE Evaluation PIMA
Year: 2017
Filed under: EmONC, Evaluation, Kenya, Maternal Health, Monitoring, Newborn health

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Une valuation rapide des effets de la flambe dEbola sur la prestation et utilisation des services de sant gnsique, maternelle, nonatale, et infantile en Guine

Author(s): Barry A, Barden OFallon J, Hazerjian J, Brodish P
Year: 2015
Filed under: Child health, Ebola, French, Maternal Health, Newborn health, Reproductive Health


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