Cameroon: Boosting Trust and Skilled Birth Attendance in Cameroon's Health Facilities

[UNFPA] Bana, Cameroon — Toukam Mirabelle had been told that twin pregnancies hardly ever go beyond eight and half months, yet she was past even her regular due date.

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