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Infant-Warming Device Proven to Reduce Neonatal Mortality

1 Shares A young mother in Rwanda cuddles her newborn with skin-to-skin contact, wrapped with the Infant Warmer mat. (Credit: Anne Hansen, Department of Pediatrics, Boston Children’s Hospital. Photo taken July, 2019 in Butaro Hospital, Rwanda, with informed consent.) Newborn babies, particularly those born under-weight or preterm, are susceptible to hypothermia, since newborns are not yet able to maintain their own body heat. Hypothermia is recognized to be a significant contributor to newborn disease and death, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. The World Health Organization and public health leaders have recommended best practices to prevent hypothermia in newborns. These include skin-to-skin contact with the mother, and if available, a supplemental external heat source. A new infant-warming device developed at Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley offers a promising solution that does not require electricity, and is low-cost, convenient, and reusable.

Science snapshots From Berkeley Lab

 E-Mail IMAGE: UC Berkeley chemists synthesized flexible polymer membranes, like those currently used in membrane separation processes, but embedded with nanoparticles that can be tuned to absorb specific metal ions - gold. view more  Credit: Adam Uliana/UC Berkeley Improved Desalination Process Also Removes Toxic Metals to Produce Clean Water -Adapted from UC Berkeley news release by Bob Sanders Desalination - the removal of salt - is only one step in the process of producing drinkable water, or water for agriculture or industry, from ocean water or wastewater. Either before or after the removal of salt, the water often has to be treated to remove boron, which is toxic to plants, and heavy metals like arsenic and mercury, which are toxic to humans. Often, the process leaves behind a toxic brine that can be difficult to dispose of.

Proposal coordinator | Rwanda | 2021

20 Apr 2021 Chemonics seeks a proposal coordination consultant (proposal coordinator) for the USAID Global Health Supply Chain – Procurement and Supply Management (GHSC-PSM) project is implemented by Chemonics and serves as the primary vehicle through which USAID 1) procures and provides health commodities, 2) provides technical assistance to improve partner countries’ management of the supply chain, and 3) collaborates with key international stakeholders to support global health initiatives. As part of Chemonics’ project activities in Rwanda, GHSC-PSM needs a short-term local consultant to assist with the preparation and submission of the technical and financial proposal for a forth coming solicitation. This position will serve as a conduit between the Rwanda GHSC-PSM team, the US-based Chemonics Home Office, and a local subcontractor during proposal development. Throughout the proposal, the coordinator will provide hands-on administrative and operational support, ensure pr

Safety and effectiveness of a non-electric infant warmer for hypothermia in Rwanda: A cluster-randomized stepped-wedge trial

Safety and effectiveness of a non-electric infant warmer for hypothermia in Rwanda: A cluster-randomized stepped-wedge trial
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Rwanda upgrades testing capacity, finds UK, S Africa virus variants

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