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Vol II: Bringing Birth Home: An Analysis of Inuit Birthing Practices and Policies

August 11, 2020October 10, 2020

Inuit birthing practices changed dramatically following first contact with European colonialists in the 16th century. Since then, the Canadian government has played a large role in determining what birthing practices are or are not appropriate and available to Inuit communities. In turn, Inuit women

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Vol V: Antenatal Care: A Success Story? The (In)Effectiveness of Antenatal Care in Reducing Maternal Mortality and Promoting Maternal Health in Developing Countries

September 3, 2020October 21, 2020

Antenatal care (ANC) is considered a success story in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), as its uptake is very high. This paper aims to assess its effectiveness to reduce maternal mortality and promote maternal health in LMIC. Facility-based deliveries attended by skilled personnel are required. Focused on counseling, ANC could lead to facility-based delivery, but

August 20, 2020September 14, 2020

Vol III: Education & Counteraction of the Negative Implications of Nature Deficit Disorder in Children: An Effective Means for Increasing Society’s Valuation of Nature and Conservation

Most people are acutely aware that we are living in a time

August 1, 2020August 21, 2020

Vol I: Inequalities in Pre-Natal Healthcare

Over 3.5 million infants die each year, almost exclusively in the developing

Health Policy and Management/Maternal and Child Health

Vol V: Antenatal Care: A Success Story? The (In)Effectiveness of Antenatal Care in Reducing Maternal Mortality and Promoting Maternal Health in Developing Countries

Antenatal care (ANC) is considered a success story in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), as its uptake is very high. This paper

Community Health and Epidemiology/Health Disparities/Maternal and Child Health

Vol IV: Dietary Structure and Relative Health in Inuit Communities

Nutrition is an important contributor to an individual’s health. Over the past 50 years, there has been a considerable shift in the diet of

Health Policy and Management/Maternal and Child Health

Vol IV: Examining Barriers to Maternal Health Care in Kenya Using the Three-Delay Framework

Abstract Objective: This paper examines the impact of multiple perceived and actual barriers on the demand and utilization of preventive and emergency maternal health

Environmental Health/Maternal and Child Health

Vol III: Education & Counteraction of the Negative Implications of Nature Deficit Disorder in Children: An Effective Means for Increasing Society’s Valuation of Nature and Conservation

Most people are acutely aware that we are living in a time of environmental crises. At an increasing rate, pollutants are being

Community Health and Epidemiology/Health Disparities/Health Policy and Management/Maternal and Child Health

Vol II: Bringing Birth Home: An Analysis of Inuit Birthing Practices and Policies

Inuit birthing practices changed dramatically following first contact with European colonialists in the 16th century. Since then, the Canadian government has played

Maternal and Child Health

Vol I: Inequalities in Pre-Natal Healthcare

Over 3.5 million infants die each year, almost exclusively in the developing world [2]. Many initiatives to increase children’s health have been

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Vol II: Bringing Birth Home: An Analysis of Inuit Birthing Practices and Policies

Inuit birthing practices changed dramatically following first contact with European

Vol V: Antenatal Care: A Success Story? The (In)Effectiveness of Antenatal Care in Reducing Maternal Mortality and Promoting Maternal Health in Developing Countries

Antenatal care (ANC) is considered a success story in low-

Vol V: Taming the Tide: Stories from India

This paper examines an innovative sanitary pad manufacturing process in

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