How Afghan Women Are Rebuilding Reproductive Health Care
Women in Helmand province, Afghanistan are receiving regular prenatal care and vaccinations thanks to midwives like Marzia who work at local family health houses. These services have made a significant difference for women like Ram Bibi who is pregnant with her sixth child. Regular checkups and screenings are helping women recognize danger signs during pregnancy.
Why it's good news: It highlights the efforts of healthcare providers in rural Afghanistan, improving maternal health and giving women better access to essential care.
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