According to the World Health Organization, 1.84 million Afghans, primarily women and children, are affected by the shutdown of these facilities, caused by the freezing of international projects by ...

Empty beds and scattered toys are all that remains of the child malnutrition treatment center, forced to close due to cuts in ...

Afghanistan has made important strides in healthcare delivery and outcomes despite political instability, but withdrawal of international funding threatens progress and system collapse, write Sabera ...

KABUL (AFP) – More than 10 percent of the Afghan population could be deprived of healthcare by the end of the year due to the ...

The World Health Organization said in a statement that over 200 clinics in Afghanistan closed as a result of ... she's seeing deaths because maternal care services "previously managed by foreign ...

Funding shortages could cause the closure ... 167 health facilities have already shut down due to lack of funding, leaving ...

With the closure of this health center ... hundreds of mobile health teams and other essential services, affecting 9 million people across Afghanistan. The withdrawal of funding has already ...

Through a host of interventions, the United States has already laid the critical building blocks to reduce Afghanistan's ... improving delivery of health-care services could be a stabilizing ...

In Afghanistan, the infant mortality rate was 115 per 1000 live births, the worst in the world, with a vaccination completion rate of less than 50%. Years of conflict and deep rooted traditional ...