Monday, Aug 09, 2010
Vaccines have saved the lives of millions of children around the world, and have the potential to save millions more in the future as newer vaccines are developed and introduced. Vaccines have resulted in global eradication of smallpox, we are on the brink of attaining global eradication of polio, and measles deaths have decreased by 78 percent since 2000.
Thursday, Jun 24, 2010
By David Brown Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, June 20, 2010; A14 It's been called the most dangerous minute of the most dangerous day of a person's life. For 829,000 babies each year, it's the beginning of the end.
Saturday, Jun 19, 2010
This article is on "Global Health",  Please click here to go directly to their website to read the full article. 
Wednesday, Jun 16, 2010
Save the Children Featured in BBC World "Invisible Lives" Documentary - Save Children USA - Save the Children's Newborn Health Expert, Dr. Joy Lawn, Examines How Nepal and Malawi Make Gains in Saving Newborn Lives; Film Airing on January 26-29 WESTPORT, Conn.(Jan.25, 2010) — Many of the nearly 4 million ... [MCHIP Search]
Wednesday, Jun 16, 2010
Human Rights Council holds panel discussion on maternal mortality - UNHCHR - The Human Rights Council this afternoon heard a panel discussion on the human rights dimensions of maternal mortality. Opening the discussion, Navi Pillay, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said that ... [MCHIP Search]