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September 23, 2026|05:09

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SPECIAL REPORT: In Kaduna, a new intervention is saving women from excessive bleeding after childbirth

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Health workers during a practical session on the use of a non-pneumatic anti-shock garment during PPH and BEmONC cascade training at PHC Hayin Banki, Kaduna State (CREDIT: Pathfinder International)

PPH, or excessive bleeding after childbirth, is one of the leading causes of maternal deaths worldwide, including in Kaduna and other parts of Nigeria.

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