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Preterm babies deaths an epidemic
Some 15 million babies worldwide – more than one in ten births – are born too early, according to a new United Nations-backed report, released Wednesday, which calls for steps such as ensuring the requisite medicines and equipment and training health staff to promote child survival.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 May 2012 11:02 )
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EA countries urged to combine HIV and VL treatments for better results
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