New Approaches to Maternal Mortality In Africa: Panel 2: Melissa Lane, Philip Steer, Ashley Moffett and Vincent De Brouwere
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Panel 2
Chair
Melissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)
Philip Steer (Obstetrics)
What are the influences of maternal ethnic background on obstetric outcomes in London hospitals today?
Ashley Moffett (Reproductive Immunology, Cambridge)
How does the mother’s immune system affect the outcome of pregnancy?
Vincent De Brouwere (Comparative Epidemiology, Antwerp)
Why and when did maternal mortality decline in modern societies?
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Summing up
Melissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)
Discussion and Future Directions led by
Melissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)
Henrietta Moore (Social Anthropology, Cambridge)
Tessa Mattholie (DfID)
Closing Remarks
Ashley Moffett (Reproductive Immunology, Cambridge)
Megan Vaughan (African History,...
Published 07/31/12
Published 07/31/12
Panel 4
Chair
Ruth Prince (Social Anthropology, Cambridge)
Vikki Chambers (Overseas Development Institute)
A comparative perspective of the institutional factors which shape maternal health outcomes in Malawi, Niger, Rwanda and Uganda
Published 07/31/12
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