Iraq: Safe Births for Syrian Refugees
Iraq: Safe Births for Syrian Refugees
Just a few weeks after opening its doors for the first time on August 4, the maternity unit in Domeez refugee camp, in northern Iraqi Kurdistan, is crowded with Syrian women, many of them mothers of newborns or mothers-to-be. All have chosen to take advantage of a range of maternity services—from antenatal check-ups to postnatal vaccinations—provided by staff who are themselves refugees.
Source: MSF News - Category: Global & Universal Authors: Editorial Intern Source Type: news
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