Preterm Birth Rate Surges in Ukrainian Frontline Areas During the War with Russia
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Ukraine’s preterm birth rate has risen sharply in areas near the front line during the war with Russia.
- The text also includes reports from Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, Northern Ireland, and South Africa, along with opinion and analysis items.
- The article is presented as a collection of multiple headlines rather than a single story.
The rate of preterm births in Ukraine has surged in areas close to the front line during the years of war with Russia.
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