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Improving early life outcomes relies on structured and scalable interventions, especially in low-resource settings where neonatal mortality remains high. Public health strategies for neonatal survival emphasize the importance of skilled birth attendants, hygienic delivery environments, prompt resuscitation when needed, and early initiation of breastfeeding. Equally crucial are community-led initiatives that raise awareness about newborn care, including warmth maintenance, clean cord care, and infection prevention. Ensuring consistent follow-up through maternal and newborn health programs enhances the quality of care throughout the birthing journey. The integration of technology—such as mobile applications for health worker training and real-time data tracking—has enhanced outreach and intervention efficacy. Public health strategies for neonatal survival are grounded in equitable access, local capacity building, and adaptability, supporting a global push toward reducing preventable neonatal deaths through practical, sustainable action.
