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Meet Dr. Lameck: Keeping Newborns Warm in Rural Tanzania
Tanzania’s Kwimba District sees more than 18,000 births a year, and over 1,200 of those babies are born with low birth weight. Many cannot regulate their own body temperature and need thermal care to survive. From rural facilities like Hungumalwa Health Centre, the nearest referral facilities in Mwanza are nearly two hours away on rough roads, leaving premature and small newborns exposed to hypothermia with limited options for specialized care. Dr. Lameck Taliwe Enanka lead
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Introducing the Embrace Global Learning Agenda
At Embrace Global, our mission is to create a world where every premature baby has access to life-saving warmth, no matter where they are born. Every day our team works to ensure that equipment, training, and strong partnerships come together to improve newborn thermal care and reduce neonatal hypothermia. This implementation model has helped us reach partners in over 30 countries. Now, we’re excited to share the next step in that journey: the launch of the Embrace Global Lea
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Aug 61 min read
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