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On New Year's Day, UNICEF challenges nations to join fight to help more newborns survive first days of life

On New Year's Day, UNICEF challenges nations to join fight to help more newborns survive first days of life

Jan 02, 2018, at 01:47 pm

New York, Jan 2 (JEN) Nearly 386,000 babies will be born on New Year's Day – some 90 per cent in less developed regions – and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is challenging nations around the world to make sure more newborns survive their first days of life.