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1) Child abuse and domestic violence often occur within the same families and share similar risk factors such as substance abuse.
2) Witnessing domestic violence can have similar negative impacts on children as direct abuse.
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and it answered three research questions to guide the study. The population of the study comprised of all
medical personnel in Oju metropolis. The sample was purposively selected from medical personnel in the area
of study (Oju metropolis). The instrument of the study was a four-point scale questioner which was dully
validated prior to utilization. Mean was used for data analysis, the findings include seven causes of child
mortality, seven rates of child mortality and eleven possible ways of reducing child mortality rate, based on the
findings, six recommendations were made, which include among others, parent should be made to be aware of
the crisis associatedwith early motherhood through public enlighten programmessuch as counseling agents,
workshops, seminars and radio jingles.
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The AMOR Kasese Maternity Hospital in Malawi opened in 2009 to address the high rates of maternal mortality in the country. Since opening, the hospital has seen 2371 births and reduced the HIV transmission rate from mother to child from 25% to 11%. The hospital provides prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care to about 300,000 people in the surrounding area. Additional funding is needed to continue providing medical services and supplies to mothers and children in the region.
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Teenage pregnancy has negative consequences for girls' lives and development. Teenage mothers face higher risks of medical complications during pregnancy and childbirth. Their infants also have a 50% higher risk of stillbirth or death in the first year of life compared to infants of mothers aged 20-29. Teenage pregnancy often results in school dropouts which can limit educational and career opportunities, leading to lower productivity and increased risk of poverty. Empowering girls through sexuality education and access to reproductive healthcare can help them delay pregnancy and pursue their full potential.
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Michel Sidibé Executive Director UNAIDS At the May 2013 African Union Summit celebrating the 50 years of African unity, a new commission will be launched to explore HIV and global health in the post-2015 debate. “The UNAIDS and Lancet commission: from AIDS to sustainable health” will be co-chaired by Malawi President Joyce Banda, African Union Commission Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Director Peter Piot.
The pace of progress is quickening in Africa. Nowhere have we seen this more clearly than in the AIDS response. Fewer people are dying from AIDS. The number of HIV infections is coming down, with young Africans leading the prevention revolution. There is true hope that in a matter of years, Africa will reach an AIDS-free generation. It has taken a massive shift in how we work together. It has required leaders to show immense courage, passion and action from all sectors. It has taken a united Africa. I am not saying it has been easy— but it has happened. We have a shared vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths.
And today there is an African Union endorsement of a new Roadmap to accelerate progress in HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria—through shared responsibility and global solidarity. Given the extraordinary history of the AIDS response in Africa—in terms of both galvanizing political support and mobilizing resources and communities—the Roadmap sees AIDS as a pathfinder for tuberculosis, malaria and other diseases affecting the continent that require African-sourced solutions. Leadership, it turns out, was that elusive magic bullet. It is the “disruptive innovation” that has irrevocably changed the course of AIDS and now can do even more. As we look to our future goals, I am confident that African leadership can be UNAIDS | Special report with vision and action we can change the world
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Girl child
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Fact Sheet: Girls and Young Women
There are approximately 900 million adolescent girls and young women in the world who face significant challenges. Many have low primary school completion rates, high rates of child marriage, health risks from early pregnancy, and high risk of contracting HIV/AIDS. They also face threats of violence, trafficking, and harmful practices. However, investing in girls through education and health interventions has significant social and economic benefits, including increased incomes, lower infant mortality, slower population growth, and greater gender equality. The UN has adopted various frameworks and initiatives to promote and protect the rights of girls and empower the most vulnerable.
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2. The global and local impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, including statistics on infection rates and numbers of deaths.
3. The effects of HIV/AIDS on communities, including impacts on healthcare systems, education, orphaned children and food security.
4. Strategies for preventing the spread of HIV, caring for infected individuals, and supporting children and families affected by the disease.
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