Preventable Premature Deaths: Understanding Disparities in Rural and Urban Areas

In Atlanta, Georgia, residents in rural noncore counties faced significant challenges in preventing premature deaths, according to a recent study. Disparities in premature deaths were not only linked to the rural-urban divide but also influenced by demographic factors such as race and ethnicity. For instance, rural counties with a high percentage of Black, African American, … Read more

Child Mortality Rate Declines in Southern Asia, But Millions Still at Risk from Preventable Causes

New Delhi, India — A recent UNICEF report reveals significant progress in reducing the mortality rate for children under the age of 5 in Southern Asia by 72% over the past thirty years. While this decline is a commendable achievement, millions of children in the region continue to lose their lives to preventable causes. According … Read more

Healthcare Crisis: Preventable Maternal and Newborn Deaths on the Rise

Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, UK – In the journey towards improved maternal and newborn health globally, significant strides have been made over the years. However, the fight against preventable deaths during pregnancy and childbirth continues, leaving many vulnerable women and newborns at the mercy of inadequate healthcare systems and the lack of access to life-saving medications. Tragically, … Read more

Black Maternal Health Disparities: Addressing Preventable Pregnancy-Related Deaths

Los Angeles, CA – During Black Maternal Health Week from April 11-17, the spotlight is on raising awareness about the challenges faced by Black mothers when it comes to maternal health in the United States. It is a week dedicated to shedding light on the disparities and issues that Black women encounter during pregnancy and … Read more