Kwara launches safer birth training to reduce maternal deaths

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•The training program was launched in Kwara state, Nigeria.
•The program targets healthcare workers involved in childbirth.
•The goal is to reduce maternal and child mortality rates.
•The initiative includes practical training on safer delivery techniques.

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▸If Kwara successfully trains a large number of healthcare workers then maternal and child mortality rates in the state could decline, improving public health.

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AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Kwara unveils safer birth training to curb maternal, child deaths

Kwara state in Nigeria has introduced a safer birth training program aimed at reducing maternal and child mortality. The initiative focuses on improving the skills of healthcare workers to provide safer delivery care. This effort is important as it targets the high rates of maternal and infant deaths in the region, potentially improving health outcomes for mothers and newborns.