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One in seven women in some poor countries die in childbirth. Nearly 10 million children under five die of each year, almost all of which are possible to prevent. Watch WHO Director General Margaret Chan, Norway Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, U.S. Senator Bill Frist and other renowned health experts relate the world's most critical health challenges and the actions we must take to meet them at this CGI 2007 Working Session.
| Health Tip: Prepare Your Child for a New Baby (MedicineNet.com) Title: Health Tip: Prepare Your Child for a New Baby Category: Health News Created: 10/10/2008 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 10/10/2008 |
| Binational health week features health fairs (The Daily Democrat) A series of health fairs featuring a variety of free medical screenings, health workshops, child fingerprinting services and flu shots are taking place throughout the county over the coming days. Open to the public, the fairs are part of Binational Health Week, an annual series of health-promotion |
| Child's health, parents' education linked (The Oklahoman) TULSA -- The infant mortality rate for Oklahoma children whose parents dropped out of high school is nearly double the rate of those whose mothers finished college, according to a new study. The report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is the first of its kind to link child health to the education and income levels of parents, Dr. Paula Braveman, one of the study's authors, said during a ... |
| Forum at TMH tackles health-care issues (Tallahassee Democrat) With the goal of airing and tackling child health-care issues, more than 25 members of the North Florida medical community gathered at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital on Friday for the North Florida Children's Health Forum. |
| Osceola child cleared in bacteria test; Liberty High teen expected to make full recovery (Orlando Sentinel) Test results came back negative Friday on one Osceola County child who has been checked for the bacteria that killed a Liberty High School student last month. Health officials said they're still awaiting results on several others. Liberty football player and senior Alonzo Smith died Sept. 29 from a bloodstream infection of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. Another student, ... |
