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Over 27 million children at risk from devastating record-setting floods

Over 27 million children at risk from devastating record-setting floods

Nov 09, 2022, at 09:57 pm

New York: Overwhelming flooding has affected at least 27.7 million children across 27 countries worldwide, with the number of children affected by flooding in Chad, Gambia, Pakistan and northeast Bangladesh, being the highest in over 30 years.

‘Catastrophic’ healthcare costs put mothers and newborns at risk

‘Catastrophic’ healthcare costs put mothers and newborns at risk

Jun 04, 2019, at 09:22 am

New York, June 4 (IBNS): Pregnant women are putting their lives and their babies at risk because of “catastrophic” and prohibitive healthcare costs before, during and after childbirth, UNICEF said on Monday.

Pregnant mom’s high blood sugar affects kids at ages 10 to 14: Study

Pregnant mom’s high blood sugar affects kids at ages 10 to 14: Study

Jan 21, 2019, at 05:43 pm

New York, Jan 21 (IBNS): Up to 20 percent of women develop gestational diabetes – high blood sugar – during pregnancy, but the long-term effects on their children haven’t been known.