World Health Organization (WHO) on Twitter: "To improve survival of low-birth or #preterm babies, WHO recommends 'kangaroo mother care' or continuous skin-to-skin contact between mothers and babies, and exclusive breastfeeding 🤱, as
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WHO and UNICEF work to save 50 000 newborn babies each year in the Western Pacific Region
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World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific på Twitter: "#DYK: Immediate skin-to-skin contact or Early Essential Newborn Care helps transfer warmth, placental blood and protective bacteria from the mother to the newborn. This
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Progress on Early Essential Newborn Care in the Western Pacific Region, but millions of newborn infants remain at risk
