5 Questions
What is the primary aim of the Safe Motherhood Initiative?
To reduce death and illnesses among women and infants in developing countries by providing quality maternal health services to all women
What is the leading cause of adult female deaths in many countries, according to the text?
Maternal mortality
How many women suffer from short- or long-term illnesses related to childbearing, as mentioned in the text?
300 million
Approximately how many deaths related to or aggravated by pregnancy occur each year?
600,000
When was the Safe Motherhood Initiative introduced?
End of the 1980s
Study Notes
Safe Motherhood Initiative
- The primary aim of the Safe Motherhood Initiative is to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality.
Maternal Health
- The leading cause of adult female deaths in many countries is complications related to pregnancy and childbirth.
- Approximately 20 million women suffer from short- or long-term illnesses related to childbearing.
- Each year, around 500,000 deaths related to or aggravated by pregnancy occur.
Initiative's History
- The Safe Motherhood Initiative was introduced in 1987.
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