Maternal mortality
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Pope Francis has done little to improve women’s lives
27 Aug 2014: Tina Beattie: Women do not seem to have a place in the pope’s vision of a Catholic church that cares for the world’s poor people
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18 Aug 2014:
Community workers are filling the gaps in skilled healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa, but with 500 days until the millennium development goals expire, targets on maternal and reproductive health are far from being met. Liz Ford reports
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2 Jul 2014:
Craig Lasher: Attempts to slash US funding for family planning and birth control could lead to more pregnancies, abortions and deaths
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24 May 2014:
Donation from Japanese pharmaceutical firm will allow 1,200 women to have life-transforming surgery to cure incontinence
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Guardian Professional, 23 May 2014:
On International End Fistula Day, Dr Catherine Hamlin shares her experiences of a lifetime working to improve the lives of women with a degrading and preventable condition
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15 May 2014:
Helms amendment has been misinterpreted as a total ban on abortion funding, say Christian, Jewish and Muslim groups
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Guardian Professional,
8 May 2014:
We speak to the founder of the Wellbeing Foundation about tackling the root causes of Nigeria's high maternal mortality
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28 Apr 2014:
One of Us campaign, backed by Catholic church, is an attempt force the EU to hold world's poorest women hostage, say critics
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4 Apr 2014: Maternal mortality rates in poor countries with hot climates could tumble if trial of resilient new medicine proves successful
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Guardian Professional,
17 Feb 2014:
Giving young women access to birth control is a global public health priority. Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli reviews the challenges that remain and the projects changing the odds for girls
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12 Feb 2014: UNFPA report lauds progress on health in past 20 years, but condemns ongoing violence and discrimination against women
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Guardian Professional, 9 Dec 2013:
Social entrepreneurs are changing the lives of millions in the developing world, but it is often a lonely and frustrating journey. Ken Banks shares his tips for success for would-be innovators
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Interactive,
24 Sep 2013:
The eight millennium development goals expire in 2015. What progress has been made? What needs to happen next? Examine the data
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25 Jul 2013: Lizzy Berryman: Some 250,000 women in Syria and refugee settings will become pregnant this year, yet reproductive health services are scarce
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12 Jul 2013:
The UK is backing efforts to force healthcare up Sierra Leone's political agenda by harnessing the voices of local people. Lisa O'Carroll reports
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24 Jun 2013:
A half-body suit that is strapped on to a woman's legs and abdomen to slow post-natal bleeding is being used to save lives
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