The birthing simulator so real you have to see it for yourself
Norwegian designers have created birth simulation devices with
the aim of reducing the number of newborn babies and mothers
that die during birthing in developing countries.  Nearly 50
million babies worldwide are delivered without skilled care. In
developing countries the rate in infant death by birth asphyxia
and of mothers dying during birth is startlingly high. The
maternal mortality ratio in developing regions is still 15 times
higher than in the developed regions.  Those terrible figures
inspired Norwegian company Laerdal Global Health to create
the ‘The Natalie Collection’, a trio of affordable products
aimed at helping to save lives in countries by educating and
training midwives to decrease the amount of preventable birth-
related deaths.  The rate of infants and women who die in
childbirth could be reduced by the availability of trained
health professionals. And this does not necessarily mean doctors
and nurses but at the very least peop