Gates Foundation and Wellcome Leap Commit $100 Million to Reduce Global Stillbirth Rates
Stillbirth affects families everywhere, but the burden is not shared equally: Of the nearly 2 million babies stillborn each year, almost half occur in sub-Saharan Africa New investment will focus on advancing innovations with the potential to cut stillbirth rates by half in select countries through a new program called Uzima Joint commitment will begin […]
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