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Special supplement in Journal of Perinatology

A newborn infant
WHO/P. Virot

Approximately one million newborn deaths could be avoided every year through the promotion of optimal newborn care practices at home. To be most effective, these interventions need site-specific information on existing newborn practices, barriers and facilitating factors for adopting optimal practices. They also need to reach those who are the decision-makers in the family in a convincing and motivating way.

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