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WHO acts on pregnancy high blood pressure
The World Health Organization has launched a global roadmap for the period from 2026 to 2035 aimed at improving prevention and treatment of hypertensive disorders during pregnancy, especially preeclampsia, which poses a significant risk to the lives of mothers and children. This condition affects between 10-15% of pregnant women worldwide and causes approximately 42,000 deaths and 500,000 stillbirths annually. Challenges include the lack of essential screening services and vital medications, as well as weak healthcare systems and a shortage of trained healthcare personnel, which hinder early intervention and increase the risk of life-threatening complications. The plan seeks to enhance international coordination, improve research, and develop guidelines and medications to address gaps in prevention and treatment, ensuring equal opportunities for survival for all women.
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