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Lisa Nainggolan

London
As seen in: Daily Mail, WebMD, Medscape, Medscape Noticias Médicas, MDEdge, MDedge | Cardiology News, MDedge Neurology, Diabetes Daily, The Hospitalist
Freelance, award-winning,, medical journalist and editor. Mum of two, who values family, friends and a good book. Adult human female. Views are my own.
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How midwives are delivering universal health coverage

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By Lisa Nainggolan
| re-solveglobalhealth.com
Over-medicalisation of pregnancy and childbirth has escalated in recent decades. A new approach that puts midwives at the centre of healthcare delivery is set to improve outcomes for mothers and babies. A midwife gives a baby back to the mother.
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‘Shed the Lead’ and the Injuries. Should Cath Labs Go Lead-Free?

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By Lisa Nainggolan
| MDedge | Cardiology News
“I’d probably be a quadriplegic,” Dean J. Kereiakes, MD, an interventional cardiologist, said when asked what would have happened if two top neurosurgeons at his hospital hadn’t rushed him to the operating room (OR) for a cervical decompression in February this year. Dr. Kereiakes had orthopedic problems for years due to the heavy lead aprons he wore in the cath lab. He regularly dosed himself with steroids for disc pain so he could stand up straight and continue to do procedures.
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Healthcare workers’ vital role in ending abortion stigma Original

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By Lisa Nainggolan
| re-solveglobalhealth.com
Healthcare workers are on the frontlines of a global battle against abortion stigma, which lingers even as legal access expands in countries like Mexico, India, and Colombia. Educating and supporting these professionals can ensure they provide safe, non-judgmental care. Abortion stigma is pervasive for women seeking abortion and for healthcare workers conducting the procedure.
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