If the world produces more than enough food to feed everyone on the planet, why are millions of children dying from malnutrition; literally, starving to death?

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The challenge of infant mortality in India cannot be tackled by government alone.

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According to Save the Children's new health index (PDF) which ranks "the best and worst countries for a child to fall sick in," it's the presence of health workers that determines a child's chances for survival. The poorer the country, the more dangerous it may be for sick children.

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One of every four newborn deaths around the world is an Indian child, according to new numbers released this week by the World Health Organization, Save the Children, and partners.

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In 2007, with one 30-month-old child, my husband and I decided it was time to have another baby. My first miscarriage occurred at six weeks. My second was at almost eleven weeks. The grief was alarming but I did what many women do--my best to quietly “carry on.”

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