Luwam
21st April 2012 |
what about Ethiopia? |
Crownstone
13th March 2012 |
Am currently carring out a project on maternal mortality in Nigeria! the figures are scary indeed, you need to update it too! |
connie
14th February 2012 |
Where is Lesotho on the list? |
Annette
10th February 2012 |
Looking for Canada. |
DR NAZ
27th January 2012 |
WHERE IS PAKISTAN |
Yemi Shodimu
9th January 2012 |
The update on Nigeria would be an eye opener, because what one can passive is, to say the least, scary. |
Ben
6th October 2011 |
This is out of date. The 2006 Sudan Household Survey placed maternal mortality at 2327 deaths per 100,000 live births. |
Tanvir Qureshi
18th August 2011 |
Please put Pakistan also in this list? What is the maternal mortality rate in Pakistan? |
Shimallis
9th August 2011 |
Where is Ethiopia in the list? Any reason? |
Anne Stafford
12th June 2011 |
Where is Sierra Leone? It should be somewhere at the top of this appalling league table. And is Greece really so good? If so, which I doubt, let's look at how they do it there and see what we can learn. |
Grotsia
23rd May 2011 |
Where is Australia? |
Sanjeev
13th May 2011 |
Its really wrong for INDIA |
tomi
6th May 2011 |
i can't find nigeria on the list.pls do somrthing about it |
mimi
18th April 2011 |
What mentioned about eritrea is false |
Nathalia Zollinger
12th April 2011 |
Ok, I can't find; Ethiopia, Afganistan, and Angola on there, PUT THEM ON! But, other than that really great info. better than anywhere else. :) |
azra
14th March 2011 |
why Pakistan is not listed here?To my recent knowledge it is 276/100,000(ref;news & views ,society of gyn;obst;Pakistan,march 2010,"Health of women in serious decline" |
Steven PNG
8th March 2011 |
Please update the latest figure for 2010 statistics,
am saying this because some of the country are member of the MDG to achieve goal No.3 but yet nothing has improve and still the case are rising |
Ireen Banda
6th March 2011 |
How did you come up with the statistics for Malawi, I find it too high and incomparable with other sources on the same. Can I get feedback on this please |
Sharat Pandey
14th February 2011 |
But thi is an old numbers the latest figures in 2010 is very different for India |
LINda
23rd January 2011 |
I was wondering about australia and new zealand |
ksa
15th January 2011 |
Why isn't KSA on the list? |
Syed H Ala
30th December 2010 |
Put Pakistan also in this list? What is the maternal mortality rate in Pakistan? |
Martin Tucker
13th December 2010 |
I also came here to find Canada. |
nick
16th November 2010 |
Put Canada on here. |
cheyems.143
11th November 2010 |
thank you for updating us always about the philippines health status..more power and God bless.. |
Janet
10th November 2010 |
I'm looking for Canada on this list too; where is it? |
Rajiha
8th September 2010 |
would u kindly answer why Iraq not listed |
Rana
8th September 2010 |
why Iraq not listed with the countries |
Lady Vanessa Hakeem Ahoduru Obama
18th June 2010 |
why is the maternal mortality rate of Nigeria not included? |
esther
19th May 2010 |
clear facts on maternal mortality |
Susan
25th March 2010 |
Why isn't Canada on the list? Its a country too. |
yemisrach
3rd November 2009 |
although there are high rate of maternal mortality in ethiopia am amazed not to see from the list. |
Sam_S (China)
13th March 2007 |
Seems to me there may be considerably more statistical correction done to the maternal mortality figures. Could you honestly believe maternal mortality is 10 times higher in France than in Greece? |
Arthur Halcate
28th December 2004 |
The margins of uncertainty associated with the estimated Maternal Mortality Ratio's(MMR) are very large, and the estimates should not, therefore, be used to monitor trends in the short term. In addition, cross-country comparisons should be treated with considerable circumspection because different strategies are used to derive the estimates for different countries, making it difficult to draw comparisons.According to the WHO, the estimated number of maternal deaths in 2000 for the world was 529,000. These deaths were almost equally divided between Africa (251,000) and Asia (253,000), with about 4% (22,000) occurring in Latin America and the Caribbean, and less than 1% (2,500) in the more developed regions of the world. No wonder African countries top this list as access to health staff during delivery is very limited there. |
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