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  1. May 31

    Health

    How to Lower Deaths Among Women? Give Away Cash.

    Mortality rates fell by 20 percent among women in countries that began cash transfer programs to the poor. Children also benefited.

    By Apoorva Mandavilli

    PRINT EDITIONHow to Cut Death Rates For Women? Give Cash.|June 1, 2023, Page A12
    A mother and her 1-year-old son in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The new analysis collected information on cash transfer programs and death rates in 37 countries.
  2. Jan. 8, 2014

    Asia Pacific

    To Lower Maternal Deaths, India Urged to Reconsider Role of Midwives

    Health experts and nongovernmental organizations are pushing the government to refocus its attention on community-based midwifery services as growing institutional deliveries strain the health care system.

    By Malavika Vyawahare

    A mother with her child sitting on an open rickshaw, also called "van," on the main road near Patra village in West Bengal on July 8, 2013.
  3. July 3, 2017

    Health

    Enticing Pregnant Women in Liberia to Give Birth in Health Centers

    A grass-roots practice hopes to reduce maternal deaths by threatening to impose fines on birth attendants if women deliver their babies at home.

    By Aneri Pattani

    PRINT EDITIONIn Liberia, Requiring Births in Health Centers|July 4, 2017, Page D5
    Eunice Josiah, a registered midwife at Boegeezay Clinic in Liberia, listening to a fetal heartbeat.
  4. Feb. 14, 2018

    Opinion

    Making Pregnancy Safer for Women of Color

    A Florida clinic raises the rate of healthy full-term births by minimizing stress and offering full prenatal care, regardless of ability to pay.

    By Miriam Zoila Pérez

    Jennie Joseph with a patient at the Birth Place.

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  6. Aug. 5, 1996

    Business

    Women's New Relationship With Fashion

    By Jennifer Steinhauer and Constance C. R. White

    PRINT EDITIONAugust 5, 1996, Page A00001
  7. April 22, 2001

    Travel

    At Peace, Among the Gorillas

    Ian Fisher travel article on visiting mountain gorillas in Rwanda's Volcano National Park; map; photos (M)

    By Ian Fisher

    PRINT EDITIONApril 22, 2001, Page 5010
  8. Jan. 10, 1982

    U.S.

    AMONG SMALL-BUSINESS MEN, A MEASURE OF OPTIMISM

    PRINT EDITIONJanuary 10, 1982, Page 12048
  9. May 1, 2022

    New York

    Kathy Boudin, Radical Imprisoned in a Fatal Robbery, Dies at 78

    She had a role in the Brink’s heist by the Weather Underground that left two police officers dead. But she became a model prisoner and, after being freed, helped former inmates.

    By Clyde Haberman

    PRINT EDITIONKathy Boudin, Radical Imprisoned in Fatal Brink’s Robbery, Dies at 78|May 3, 2022, Page A24
    Kathy Boudin at a news conference in 1969, when she was part of the radical group the Weather Underground.
  10. Dec. 31, 2019

    New York

    Why Abolishing Bail for Some Crimes Has Law Enforcement on Edge

    Democrats are hailing the new law, saying New York’s old bail system punished the poor. Critics say it will put criminals back on the streets.

    By Jesse McKinley, Alan Feuer and Luis Ferré-Sadurní

    PRINT EDITIONLaw Enforcement Officials Sound Alarms on Eve of Cash Bail Abolishment|January 1, 2020, Page A20
    In the new year, cash bail will be abolished in New York, except for certain felonies.
  11. Jan. 6, 2001

    Opinion

    Journal; Give Me That Old-Time Partisanship

    Frank Rich Op-Ed column scores Pres-elect Bush's selection of Sen John Ashcroft as his attorney general, accusing Ashcroft of rabid partisanship, race-mongering and being water carrier for special interests; challenges notion that he is 'man of integrity'; drawing (M)

    By Frank Rich

    PRINT EDITIONJanuary 6, 2001, Page A00013
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