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Nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths occur in war-prone countries – WHO

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•The World Health Organization reported that nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths occur in war-prone countries.
•Maternal death rates have increased significantly in African countries experiencing war and instability.

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▸If armed conflicts in affected countries escalate further maternal mortality rates could rise, increasing pressure on healthcare systems and humanitarian organizations.

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If maternal health crises worsen in conflict-affected African countries, investor confidence in sovereign bonds may decline due to increased economic and social instability.

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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths occur in war-prone countries – WHO AFRICAAllAfrica - TopAfrica: Maternal Deaths Spike During War and Instability, New Report Warns

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths globally occur in countries experiencing war or armed conflict. This alarming statistic highlights the severe impact of instability and violence on maternal health outcomes. In Africa, where many nations face ongoing conflicts, maternal death rates have notably spiked, underscoring the urgent need for targeted health interventions in these regions. The findings emphasize the intersection of conflict and public health crises, with vulnerable populations suffering disproportionately.