Maternal-child health: interdisciplinary aspects within the perspective of global health

Maternal-child Health Is One Of The Greatest Challenges The World Has To Cope With Today. Every Year, Thousands Of Women, Newborns And Children Die Unnecessarily, Particularly In Resource-poor Settings. There Is A Great Disparity Caused By Food Insecurity And Hunger, Environmental Health Risks, Sanitation Challenges, Cultural Barriers And Non-accessibility To Diagnosis And Treatment. Maternal-child Health: Interdisciplinary Aspects Within The Perspective Of Global Health Addresses These Issues. The Contributions Of This Book Are Based On The One Health Concept By Focusing On Infectious And Non-communicable Diseases And To Present Interdisciplinary Views From More Than 60 Authors Who Come From 14 Countries. The Aim Is To Shape Our Understanding On Maternal-child Health Solutions By Looking At > Agricultural And Environmental > Economic, Social And Theological > Biomedical And Nutritional > Clinical Human And Veterinary As Well As > Epidemiology And > Public Health Expertise. The Göttingen International Health Network Is Corresponding To A Variety Of Different Geographic Regions And Programs To Improve Global Health Perspective And Health Of The Most Vulnerable: Mothers And Their Children.