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Premature triplets are growing and developing safely in India thanks to the kangaroo method scaling up program

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Three VLBW girls, Renuki Hadapad, are saved using the kangaroo method. In October 2017, they celebrated their first birthday with their families.

Koppala District Hospital

her husband worked. After 28 days, the girls - Mahadevi, Shrushti and Lakshmi - were discharged from the hospital.

However, there are new problems at home. The kangaroo method is only effective if used for a long time until the child weighs more than 2500 grams and no longer wants to be limited to skin-to-skin contact. And finding time for three children is not an easy task.

A team of local health workers kept Renuka's spirits high. And then, since her husband was working, she moved to her sister's house. Both women provided at least nine hours of skin-to-skin contact for each girl daily for over 4 months.

On March 7, 2017, each girl's weight exceeded 2500 grams.

"So the kangaroo method helped save these three very low birth weight girls," said Dr. Dhan Reddy, Koppal's chief medical officer.

Use the kangaroo method immediately after birth

With funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, WHO is working in three districts in India and 14 districts in Ethiopia to scale up the use of the kangaroo method. Through training of health workers, policies to create an enabling environment and improved infrastructure, WHO aims to ensure that the kangaroo method is applied to at least 80% of low birth weight children in community health facilities. One year after the start of the program, coverage has increased from almost 0% to over 40%.

Using the kangaroo method, Renuka Hadapad helped her three girls gain normal weight.

Koppala District Hospital

Rajiv Bahl, Research and Development Coordinator, WHO Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health.

In most parts of the world, the kangaroo method begins 3-10 days after birth, by which time there are already many deaths among preterm and low birth weight infants. WHO is also coordinating a research initiative in several countries, such as Ghana, India, Malawi, Nigeria and Tanzania, to test the survival benefits of the kangaroo method immediately after birth.

“I appreciate the work being done to scale up the kangaroo method,” says Dr Henk Bekedam, WHO Representative in India. “If it turns out that the immediate application of the kangaroo method is effective in reducing mortality, it will help many other families, as it helped Renuka and her triplets. ”

First birthday

Renuka and her family will remember October 30, 2017. The administration of the Koppala District Hospital, where the triplets were born, together with local partners - the Government of Karnataka, the National Academy of Medical Sciences of St. John and the Karnataka Health Foundation - organized a celebration of their first birthday.

“Do not discriminate against girls. It's a gift,” says Renuka, talking about the changes that have taken place this year. Along with his wife, Somappa appreciates the support received to rescue and care for his daughters.

Today, Renuka advocates for the Kangaroo Method in her area and encourages parents to not only use the method, but also to take care of their girls.

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When Renuka Hadapad gave birth to triplets in Koppala, India, on October 25, 2016, she had no reason to be happy. All newborns were girls. Renuka and her husband Somappa, who already had two daughters, hoped to have a son as their culture favors male children.

Moreover, despite a trouble-free delivery at the district hospital, each girl weighed less than 1500 grams, making it difficult to feed, maintain proper body temperature and gain weight. Although Somappa and Renuka were very upset, the newborn girls needed their support to survive.

WHO recommends kangaroo or continuous skin-to-skin contact between mother and low birth weight or preterm infants and exclusive breastfeeding immediately after birth.

Warm mothers for long periods of time

At first, Renuka had no attachment to the tiny triplets, but hospital staff working on a WHO research program to scale up the kangaroo method in India convinced her of the need for her effort .

WHO promotes the Kangaroo method in India.

Koppala District Hospital

“Thanks to the care and support of the district hospital staff, I felt at home,” says Renuka, who took care of the triplets tirelessly while her husband worked. After 28 days, the girls - Mahadevi, Shrushti and Lakshmi - were discharged from the hospital.

However, new problems have arisen at home. The kangaroo method is only effective if used for a long time until the child weighs more than 2500 grams and no longer wants to be limited to skin-to-skin contact. And finding time for three children is not an easy task.

A team of local health workers did not let Renuka lose heart. And then, since her husband was working, she moved to her sister's house. Both women provided at least nine hours of skin-to-skin contact for each girl daily for over 4 months.

On March 7, 2017, each girl's weight exceeded 2500 grams.

“So the kangaroo method helped save these three very low birth weight girls,” said Dr. Dhan Reddy, Koppala's chief medical officer.

Use the kangaroo method immediately after birth

Using the kangaroo method, Renuka Hadapad helped her three girls gain normal weight.

Koppala District Hospital

“Success in scaling up the kangaroo method in Ethiopia and India means we can use this experience globally,” says Dr. Rajiv Bahl, Research and Development Coordinator Development, WHO Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health.

In most parts of the world, the kangaroo method is introduced 3-10 days after birth, by which time there are already many deaths among preterm and low birth weight infants. WHO is also coordinating a research initiative in several countries, such as Ghana, India, Malawi, Nigeria and Tanzania, to test the survival benefits of the kangaroo method immediately after birth.

The first birthday of

“Don't discriminate against girls. It's a gift,” says Renuka, talking about the changes that have taken place this year. Along with his wife, Somappa appreciates the support received to rescue and care for his daughters.

Today, Renuka advocates for the Kangaroo Method in her area and encourages parents not only to use the method, but also to take care of their girls.

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Premature triplets are growing and developing safely in India thanks to the kangaroo method scaling up program

Use the kangaroo method immediately after birth

First birthday

Warm mothers for long periods of time

Use the kangaroo method immediately after birth

The first birthday of

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Russian scientists have come closer to understanding the nature of the chemical and isotopic heterogeneity of the Earth's mantle

Greater Altai International Master’s program: 98 students enrolled in joint programs of Altai State University with universities of Central Asia AltSU) together with six leading universities of Central Asian countries. Some students of the new selection will receive double diplomas.

Scientists have discovered compounds that protect healthy cells during chemotherapy

Russia is among the top ten countries in the world in terms of the number of foreign students entrance tests.

The second meeting of the Higher Attestation Commission under the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia was held

Winners of the VIII All-Russian Prize "For Loyalty to Science" will be announced on November 24

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