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EVERY HOUR
2 AFRICAN WOMEN
19 AFRICAN NEWBORNS
DIE FROM SEPSIS

CLEAN BIRTHS
CAN SAVE THEIR LIVES

Sepsis is caused by a severe infection which can lead to organ failure and death. Sepsis is the third leading cause of maternal and newborn deaths worldwide.

Simple steps, such as handwashing and using sterilised equipment at birth can prevent these deaths. Clean births save lives.

Read our MamaYe factsheet on sepsis and find out how it affects mothers and babies, and what you can do to prevent it.
Stop Press:
MamaYe Malawi will be launching a Clean Birth Campaign this Sunday.
Join us by following the hashtag #cleanbirthMW
MamaYe Infographics: Sepsis

We have created these infographics to describe how sepsis affects mothers and babies in Africa.
Click on the infographics to share and spread the word.

Blog on sepsis


World Sepsis Day 2015: Stop Sepsis, Save Lives
Niranjan "Tex" Kissoon from the Global Sepsis Alliance and World Sepsis Day calls on you to join the sepsis cause and help save lives.

Evidence on sepsis
all summarised by MamaYe


Click on the links below to download factsheets and evidence summaries about sepsis and maternal and newborn health.

MamaYe sepsis factsheet (2014)

MamaYe water, sanitation & hygiene facts & figures (2015)

Countdown to 2015 & MamaYe factsheet on sepsis in Malawi (2015
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Mama Ye! factsheet on sepsis in Tanzania (2014)

Water, sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities: status in low- and middle-income countries (2015)

From Joint Thinking to Joint Action: A Call to Action on Improving Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene for Maternal and Newborn Health (2014)

Global, regional, & national causes of child mortality in 2000-13, with projections to inform post-2015 priorities (2014)

Clean birth & postnatal care practices to reduce neonatal deaths from sepsis & tetanus (2011) 

Global causes of maternal death: a WHO systematic analysis (2014)
WaterAid | MamaYe Clean Birth, Safe Birth infographic

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