Abstract
Uptake of Post-abortion Care (PAC) Services and Acceptance of Post-Abortion Contraception in Remote Areas of Puntland, Somalia
Highlights
A diversity of Personal and Home Care Products have been developed along the years, with the purpose of making our lives convenient and pleasant
A concern has emerged in the scientific community for the study of chemicals substances used in personal and home care products regarding their potential for developmental health risks; specially in vulnerable populations such as pregnant woman
The purpose of this study was to describe the pattern of personal and home care products used by Puerto Rican woman along pregnancy and the role played by socio-demographic characteristics in their usage
Summary
Advanced shock from uncontrolled postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is the leading cause of maternal mortality in low-and middle-income countries, with 54,000 deaths in subSaharan Africa alone in 2015. First-line treatment for PPH includes administration of uterotonic agents, when hemorrhage persists, alternative methods are often employed, including aortic compression, uterine balloon tamponade (UBT), and surgical interventions such as B-Lynch compression sutures and hysterectomy. In low-resource settings, access to emergency surgical services is often limited or non-existent and many women lose their lives due to uncontrolled hemorrhage
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