Why Community-Based Maternal Health Interventions Save Mothers' Lives


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The balloon tamponade device can control bleeding within minutes in Bangladesh.

Many LMIC health systems are unable to afford the "standard" commercial uterine balloon tamp onade devices.

When the "gold standard" devices aren't financially or logistically viable, training women, midwives and birth attendants in safe, low-cost alternatives is often the difference between life and death.

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