In the Central African Republic, pregnant women are experiencing increased risks during childbirth as limited staffing and supplies force many to give birth at home. Recent funding cuts from the United States have further strained healthcare resources, contributing to the potential for preventable deaths.
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In the Central African Republic, pregnant women are experiencing increased risks during childbirth as limited staffing and supplies force many to give birth at home. Recent funding cuts from the United States have further strained healthcare resources, contributing to the potential for preventable deaths.
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