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Child health services must be prioritised amid budget cuts: groups

Inadequate medical treatment, children not being fully vaccinated, underfunded mental health services and the return of malnutrition are some of the impacts that severe budget cuts are having on children’s health and well-being, child health advocates warn.

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Children s advocates: protect child health services fr

The Child Health Priorities Association released a statement today, addressed to the government, raising the alarm about the impact of austerity and budget cuts on the lives of South Africa’s poorest children.

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Preventing preterm births key to reducing child and infant mortality in SA

Preventing preterm births key to reducing child and infant mortality in SA
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World Prematurity Day punts skin-to-skin therapy and breast milk to help neonates thrive

World Prematurity Day punts skin-to-skin therapy and breast milk to help neonates thrive
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COVID-19: South Africa now integrating Covid into routine care for mothers and babies

Whilst pregnant women are not at risk of contracting Covid-19, it still has a high impact on maternal mortality - and now, Covid-19 is to be added into the routine mother child care.

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