Pregnant women in Yemen at growing risk as healthcare limited by fighting
MeridStreet AI summaryPregnant women in Yemen are facing a growing risk to their health due to the ongoing fighting between the Houthis and the government forces. The limited access to reproductive healthcare is a major concern, as some facilities that provide emergency obstetric care are being repurposed to treat war-wounded. This shift in priorities is putting the lives of pregnant women and their unborn babies at risk, making it difficult for them to receive the medical care they need.
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Fighting in Yemen limits access to healthcare, especially for pregnant women. This exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, putting more lives at risk.
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- Healthcare providers
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