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Prenatal care: the key to safe pregnancy.


 The March-June 1993 issues of the "Safe Motherhood Newsletter" focuses on the importance of prenatal care. The availability of regular, high-quality prenatal care to all pregnant women in developing countries would produce dramatic improvements in both maternal and infant health. If detected early, potentially life-threatening complications of pregnancy can be prevented. Moreover, the contact with the health system that takes place during prenatal care can be utilized to disseminate health education on issues such as child spacing. A theme of the article in the newsletter is how to maximize the effectiveness of prenatal care interventions.
