They Warn About the Barriers Women Face in Accessing Health Services in the Dominican Republic.

Civil society organizations issued a warning about the "serious" barriers women face in the Dominican Republic in accessing health services as a fundamental human right. In the context of the International Day of Action for Women's Health, celebrated every May 28, the organizations called on authorities and society to remain vigilant and demand that the country respect the dignity and human rights of all pregnant women. According to preliminary …

Maternal and child deaths fall in the Dominican Republic, while the incidence of diseases such as dengue, malaria, leptospirosis, human rabies, diphtheria and other vaccine preventable diseases remains stable, the Ministry of Health reported on Thursday. In a ministerial statement, it was pointed out that in the last epidemiological week analyzed, SE-20, two maternal deaths (a Dominican woman and a Haitian woman) were confirmed, so that the cumu…

Dominican Republic.– As the “International Day of Action for Women’s Health” was commemorated on 28 May, the Ministry of Public Health reported a decrease in infant mortality compared to 2024. (Read more...) Source l

Dominican Republic.– As the "International Day of Action for Women's Health" was commemorated on May 28, the Ministry of Public Health reported a decrease in infant mortality compared to 2024. (Read more...) The entry Public Health reports a decrease in infant mortality was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

Sergio Vergara, a graduate in Public Administration and Political Sciences, specialized in Health Management, analyzed the increase in infant mortality in Mendoza and some of its causes. He pointed out that the rise in this index is an urgent call to take care of the health and future of the Mendoza population.