Every day, 7,100 babies are stillborn. A tragic, complicated problem,  stillbirth—which the WHO defines as a baby born with no signs of life at or after 28 weeks’ gestation—remains difficult to control and to assess. Some hospitals hide data on stillbirth, due to the shame and stigma associated with it. However, as White Ribbon Alliance … Continue reading 2.6 Million Babies Are Stillborn Every Year