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Burundi breaks new ground on maternal health with emergency care Clar Ni Chonghaile


The Guardian - 26-Nov-2012

s six children does not have a name yet, but the 17-day-old girl certainly has attitude as her fists swat the air, her eyes wide and alert. Bukuru, 27, gave birth by caesarean section in the CMCK clinic in Bujumbura, the steamy, hill-ringed, bicycle-filled capital of Burundi, in eastern Africa. She was referred to the clinic as part of an emergency obstetric care programme run by Médecins sans Frontières...


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