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Ambu bag: How a simple, life-saving device can prevent newborn deaths

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Discover how the Ambu bag, a simple yet life-saving device, can prevent thousands of newborn deaths caused by birth asphyxia in Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/ambu-bag-how-a-simple-life-saving-device-can-prevent-newborn-deaths/

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