In remote parts of Colombia, where hospitals and clinics remain far out of reach, traditional midwives have become lifelines for pregnant women and newborns. According to Al Jazeera, these skilled practitioners fill a critical healthcare void in isolated communities. Experts say their work demonstrates how local knowledge and cultural trust can sustain maternal health where modern infrastructure hasn't extended.

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