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WORLD POPULATION DAY 2022 OP-ED: We must celebrate a world of 8 billion people, but ensure they all have a safe future
WORLD POPULATION DAY 2022 OP-ED July 11 is World Population Day. It comes at a time when the world is only months away from surpassing eight billion people. But it also raises important questions about respect for human rights: If we are to address our common challenges, shared solutions are needed, because no one country is self-sufficient in this interdependent world. Rebecca, 20, became pregnant while still a teenager, subsequently missed out on an education, and is living with HIV.
Unsafe abortion - A Risk factor for maternal mortality in Liberia - An analysis of the characteristics of unsafe abortion clients and risk factors for maternal morbidity and mortality | African Journal of Reproductive Health
Bannet Ndyanabangi Maybe Livingstone Woseh Gobeh Gorbee G. Logan Laura Atukunda Keywords: Maternal death, sub-Saharan Africa, pregnancy, adolescent fertility Abstract Worldwide, an estimated 68,000 women die yearly due to unsafe abortion practices. In Liberia, the maternal mortality ratio is 1072 deaths per 100,000 live births. However, there has not been a study conducted to understand the relationship between unsafe abortion and maternal mortality.
Invest in Liberia’s Young People and Future Generations
Dr. Bannet Ndyanabangi with a group of adolescents who have gathered to welcome him and a team from the Embassy of Sweden on a joint field mission to Southeastern Liberia Adolescents and young people in Liberia matter. They matter because they make up an unprecedented 63 percent of the approximate 4.6 million population and because they are the shapers and leaders of the country’s future. They matter because they have inherent human rights that must be fulfilled.
Liberia: Pregnancy Doesn't Stop During a Pandemic. Neither Do Human Rights
COVID — 19 has taken an enormous toll on women and girls around the world as a direct consequence of national lockdowns and the sidelining of sexual and reproductive health services by health systems struggling to respond to the pandemic. As the crisis rages on, the number of women unable to access family planning, facing unintended pregnancies, gender-based violence and other harmful practices could skyrocket in the months ahead.
Pregnancy Doesn't Stop During A Pandemic. Neither Do Human Rights
COVID-19 has taken an enormous toll on women and girls around the world as a direct consequence of national lockdowns and the sidelining of sexual and reproductive health services by health systems struggling to respond to the pandemic. As the crisis rages on, the number of women unable to access family planning, facing unintended pregnancies, gender-based violence and other harmful practices could skyrocket in the months ahead.
Reproductive Health and Adolescent School Students in Kabarole District, Western Uganda: A Qualitative Study
World Health & Population November 0000: 0-0.doi:10.12927/whp..17579 Reproductive Health and Adolescent School Students in Kabarole District, Western Uganda: A Qualitative Study Bannet Ndyanabangi and Walter Kipp Tweet Abstract This study investigated perceptions about sexual health and reproductive behavior among students in a district in western Uganda. Understanding and use of oral contraceptives was impaired by the many misconceptions held by both male and female students.
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