How can you tell if a country's health care system is functioning well? Is life expectancy the
key indicator, or wait times? Maybe it'sa matter of dollars spent on health care or efficiencies …

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In September 2000, world leaders assembled in New York to sign the Millennium
Declaration to address some of the greatest moral dilemmas of our times—unequal global …

The article reports on the 2015 maternal mortality target in Canada, which is figured difficult
to achieve despite the efforts of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on maternal …

The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health, launched in 2005, is a global
initiative of 170 member bodies dedicated to ensuring that all women, neonates and …

Globally the chances of safely giving birth to a live baby and watching it grow up in good
health are better than ever. The World Health Report 2005 [1] gives national examples from …

Maternal and neonatal mortality/morbidity represents one of the greatest health inequalities
in the world and is emblematic of the failure of healthcare systems. For national …

We have an opportunity to focus global attention on what should be obvious: every mother,
and every child, counts. They count because we value every human life. The evidence is …

This year's World Health Report comes at a time when only a decade is left to achieve the
MDGs. Poverty, inequality, war and civil unrest, and the destructive influence of HIV/AIDS …

The author discusses issues concerning global women's health governance. He mentions
the 2015 deadline for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) …