The findings are meant to provide guidance toward the United Nations» longstanding goal of
reducing deaths among children under 5.
Not exact matches
For example, USAID manages
Child Survival and Health (CSH) programs intended to
reduce illness and
death among mothers, infants and young
children.
A recent study in Pediatrics said flu vaccination
reduces the risk of flu - related
death by 51 percent
among high - risk
children with underlying conditions, and by 65 percent in healthy
children.
Although previous studies have found that breastfeeding provides a variety of benefits for babies, including apparently
reducing the risk of sudden infant
death syndrome, or SIDS, the study is the first to demonstrate an overall reduction in mortality
among U.S.
children, Rogan and other experts said.
Childhood cancer is one of the leading causes of
death among children, and while the evidence is still limited, studies are showing that breastfeeding for at least six months can
reduce a
child's risk.
Correctly used
child safety seats can
reduce the risk of
death by as much as 71 percent
among infants and 54 percent
among children aged one to four in passenger cars.
There's solid evidence that these laws
reduce unintentional firearm injuries and
deaths among children.
The tropical medicine advisor with Doctors Without Borders had been working in that west African country on a malaria project — distributing drugs to
reduce the
death rate
among children under five years of age — when she was notified that the State of Louisiana wanted to limit «unnecessary exposure of Ebola to the general public» and would be requesting all individuals who had traveled to Ebola - affected countries voluntarily quarantine themselves for 21 days following their relevant travel history, regardless of their symptoms.
Depowering airbags also has
reduced deaths and injuries
among infants and
children riding in the front passenger seat.
UNICEF then used BRAC's model for its worldwide diarrheal disease treatment program,
reducing deaths from diarrhea
among children from 4.6 million in 1980 to 1.6 million in 2006.
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of
death among those aged 1 - 54 in the U.S.. For adults and older
children (who are big enough for seat belts to fit properly), seat belt use is the most effective way to save lives and
reduce injuries in crashes.
The Chiles Center is dedicated to determining the most effective strategies, programs and systems for
reducing illness and
death among mothers, their infants and young
children.