Mother's milk helps premature babies to survive

According to a new study, the most tiniest premature infants who received breast milk from their mothers at the hospital had achieved significant results in tests of mental development later in life compared with those who drank milk industry.
This research shows the first of its kind, the benefits of breast milk for premature infants who were born with weights less than 2 pounds, 3 ounces. Thanks to medical advances, many hospitals were able to preserve the lives of these babies, especially those who were born earlier than three months shall mislead them.

New global partnership calls for immediate action to help women and children Survive

NEW YORK, 12 Sept 2005 – As world leaders gather in New York for this week’s World Summit at the United Nations, an unprecedented coalition of governments and health organizations joined together today to underscore the critical importance of reducing child and maternal deaths as part of the overall campaign to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). 
To accelerate progress in reducing millions of deaths that are preventable, leading advocates for women and children launched The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health today.  The new partnership unites the world’s leading organizations on maternal, newborn and child health to galvanize global efforts and scale up the resources, strategies and political commitments needed to reduce maternal and child mortality.