Delivering Life in Ghana

Ghanaian Doctor hands newborn baby to mother on hospital bed
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Doctors and midwives rely on uninterrupted access to medicines and supplies for maternal health, safe labor and deliveries, and for intrapartum conditions like birth asphyxia. Check out this photo essay to learn how access to commodities like well-maintained newborn resuscitation equipment saved the life of one child in Koforidua, Ghana. 
 

Delivering Life in Ghana

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