Summing upMelissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)Discussion and Future Directions led by Melissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)Henrietta Moore (Social Anthropology, Cambridge)Tessa Mattholie (DfID)Closing Remarks Ashley Moffett (Reproductive I
Panel 4ChairRuth Prince (Social Anthropology, Cambridge)Vikki Chambers (Overseas Development Institute) A comparative perspective of the institutional factors which shape maternal health outcomes in Malawi, Niger, Rwanda and Uganda
Panel 3ChairHenrietta Moore (Social Anthropology, Cambridge)Godfrey Mbaruku (African Health, Tanzania)Health Systems/ policy towards reduction of maternal and neonatal deathsCaroline Bledsoe (Social Anthropology, Northwestern)'A drug o
Panel 2ChairMelissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)Megan Vaughan (African History, Cambridge) Moral responsibility, accountability and maternal death in Central Africa: a historical approach
Panel 2ChairMelissa Lane (Politics, Princeton)Philip Steer (Obstetrics)What are the influences of maternal ethnic background on obstetric outcomes in London hospitals today? Ashley Moffett (Reproductive Immunology, Cambridge)How does
Panel 1ChairTessa Mattholie (DfID)Karen Rosenberg (Biological Anthropology, Delaware)Why have humans reached this dangerous position in comparison with great apes? Jonathan WellsThe obstetric dilemma: an ancient game of Russian Roulett
Panel 1 ChairTessa Mattholie (DfID)Wendy Graham (Obstetric Epidemiology, Aberdeen)Maternal mortality: evidence gaps and measurement traps Annettee Nakimuli (Obstetrics, Makerere)What are the main causes of maternal mortality in Africa