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A woman pushes a baby stroller, in Villa Soldati, Argentina, on September 16, 2024.
Poverty

Argentina's Vital Statistics Show Health Backslides

by Carlos Javier Regazzoni

Argentina's uneven progress on mortality indicators could hide deeper health-care failures

A nurse checks a premature baby at a maternity hospital, in Idlib, Syria, on February 27, 2020.
Poverty

Syrian Doctors Fight Infant Blindness After War

by Uzma Rentia

Syrian American ophthalmologists are banding together to improve pediatric tests for retinopathy of prematurity

Poverty

Cost-Effective Reforms to Save Mothers' Lives in Cambodia

by Suren Kanayan
Suang Sreang, 27, who is pregnant and due to give birth within days, waits to receive supplies at Wat Por Sovannaram refugee camp, in Ou Chrov district, Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, on December 13, 2025.
Governance

A New Malaria Drug Can Treat Infants—If Health Systems Support It

by Prashant Yadav, Chloe Searchinger
Map of Africa shaded to show malaria mortality rates among children under 5, measured per 100,000 people in 2021. Darker red indicates higher mortality, with rates up to 500. The highest rates appear across West and Central Africa, with Burkina Faso marked as having the highest rate. Countries in northern and southern Africa are shaded light gray, indicating very low or no reported mortality. A legend in the top right shows the gradient from 0 (light gray) to 500 (dark red).
Migration

Islamophobia in the Delivery Room During a Crisis

by Vinayak Mishra
Islamophobia in the Delivery Room During a Crisis
Food

How the U.S. Baby Formula Shortage Affects Low-Income Families

by Mary Brophy Marcus
How the U.S. Baby Formula Shortage Affects Low-Income Families