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Why babies are born small in Uttar Pradesh, and how to save their lives | Dean Spears

In today’s episode, host Luisa Rodriguez speaks to Dean Spears — associate professor of economics at the University of Texas at Austin and founding director of r.i.c.e. — about his experience implementing a surprisingly low-tech but highly cost-effective kangaroo mother care programme in Uttar Pradesh, India to save the lives of vulnerable newborn infants.

They cover:
• The shockingly high neonatal mortality rates in Uttar Pradesh, India, and how social inequality and gender dynamics contribute to poor health outcomes for both mothers and babies.
• The remarkable benefits for vulnerable newborns that come from skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding support.
• The challenges and opportunities that come with working with a government hospital to implement new, evidence-based programmes.
• How the currently small programme might be scaled up to save more newborns’ lives in other regions of Uttar Pradesh and beyond.
• How targeted health interventions stack up against direct cash transfers.
• Plus, a sneak peak into Dean’s new book, which explores the looming global population peak that’s expected around 2080, and the consequences of global depopulation.
• And much more.

In this episode:
• Luisa's intro [00:00:00]
• Why is low birthweight a major problem in Uttar Pradesh? [00:02:45]
• Neonatal mortality and maternal health in Uttar Pradesh [00:06:10]
• Kangaroo mother care [00:12:08]
• What would happen without this intervention? [00:16:07]
• Evidence of KMC’s effectiveness [00:18:15]
• Longer-term outcomes [00:32:14]
• GiveWell’s support and implementation challenges [00:41:13]
• How can KMC be so cost effective? [00:52:38]
• Programme evaluation [00:57:21]
• Is KMC is better than direct cash transfers? [00:59:12]
• Expanding the programme and what skills are needed [01:01:29]
• Fertility and population decline [01:07:28]
• What advice Dean would give his younger self [01:16:09]

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Learn more, read the summary and find the full transcript on the 80,000 Hours website:
https://80000hours.org/podcast/episodes/dean-spears-neonatal-mortality-kangaroo-mother-care

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