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Illustration 1. A working group presenting findings

Children with Congenital Syndrome associated with Zika and the importance of addressing gender factors that limit their adherence to their therapeutic plan: The case of Paraguay

WI-HER Series: breaking barriers and raising the bar on measurement – Part II: Getting a baseline: WI-HER’s approach to gender analysis

Hospital teams from St. Kitts and Nevis and St. Vincent and the Grenadines present their analysis of root causes and consequences contributing to low skin-to-skin contact. Photo Credit: Cara Biddle/ AAP (2018)

Working Together: A Regional Approach to Improving Skin-to-Skin Contact and Well-baby Care in the Eastern and Southern Caribbean

WI-HER Series: breaking barriers and raising the bar on measurement

Gender integration strategies stand out among the best practices in prenatal care in the context of Zika in the Dominican Republic

World Health Day 2019 – Universal Health Coverage: Everyone, Everywhere

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