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How can innovation help increase access to self-managed medical abortion in Sub-Saharan Africa? - Vimarsana News

How can innovation help increase access to self-managed medical abortion in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Increasing access to safe abortion reduces maternal mortality and disability. However, currently, 45% of all abortions globally are unsafe and are a catastrophic public health problem, accounting for up to 13% of preventable maternal deaths worldwide and causing hundreds of thousands of survivors to live with preventable long-term complications.

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Las Vegas nurse brushes, braids patients' hair on her days off - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas nurse brushes, braids patients' hair on her days off

Brooke Johns, an ER nurse at Southern Hills Hospital in Las Vegas, visits patients on her days off armed with a brush and an ear to listen.

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Access to Medical Abortion and Self-Managed Abortion: FIGO and Partners Share Key Insights with the United Nations - Vimarsana News

Access to Medical Abortion and Self-Managed Abortion: FIGO and Partners Share Key Insights with the United Nations

Access to Medical Abortion and Self-Managed Abortion: FIGO and Partners Share Key Insights with the United Nations Image On 18th March 2021, FIGO – in collaboration with the Centre for Reproductive Rights and Ipas – organised a discussion on ‘Access to medical abortion and self –managed abortion. Key insights from health workers and human rights advocates: on guaranteeing human rights’ with United Nations treaty monitoring committee members and Special Procedures mandate holders. These elected UN experts have a responsibility to interpret human rights treaties, which includes ...

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Hayden Harris Fort Drum: Few answers on NY soldier killed in Byram NJ - Vimarsana News

Hayden Harris Fort Drum: Few answers on NY soldier killed in Byram NJ

With his red hair, freckles and sunny disposition, everyone at home knew Hayden Harris as "Opie."  The kid from rural Tennessee was affectionate, thoughtful – "a good Christian boy," said Claire Hallissy, a family friend. He had an infectious smile and one passion in life: to join the U.S. Army. For the 20-year-old, that dream came to a mysterious end last weekend in the snowy woods of Sussex County, 1,000 miles from his hometown in Guys, Tennessee, and 300 more from Fort Drum, New York, where he'd been stationed since July 2019. A week after Harris' body was found, officials still h...