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Description:Survive and thrive: transforming care for every small and sick newborn is a WHO publication report which maps out a pathway towards 2030. The report is built upon epidemiology, historical trends, lessons learnt and evidence-based interventions. According to the report, if appropriate action is taken globally, small and sick newborns will survive and thrive as future productive members of society. The report says that with strategic partnerships and innovative approaches, the globall community can transform all aspects of newborn care, from its availability and quality to its uptake and affordability. According to this report, it is impossible for the world to achieve the global target to achieve health for all unless it transforms care for every newborn.

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