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The ‘Three Delays’ Killing Mothers, and How We Stop Them: Professor Hadiza Galadanci
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Professor Hadiza Galandaci has spent decades watching Nigerian women die from postpartum haemorrhage, a condition we know how to treat. She chose research over clinical practice because the math demanded it. Her E-MOTIVE bundle reduced severe bleeding complications by 60%, was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, and was adopted by the WHO in six months flat. This is the story of a woman who refused to leave Kano, refused to accept the unacceptable, and changed the world from there.
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