Mounira is barely 40 centimeters tall. Mouth open, cheek flat against her mother's chest, this baby born almost two months prematurely is growing thanks to the "kangaroo" method, increasingly used around hospitals in Côte d'Ivoire.
2023/06/24/cote-divoire-a-hospital-saves-premature-babies-with-the-kangaroo-method
2023/06/24/cote-divoire-a-hospital-saves-premature-babies-with-the-kangaroo-method
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