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Cash transfers to Kenyan families cut infant and child mortality rates nearly in half, study finds.
A study by the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that providing $1,000 in no-strings-attached cash to families in rural Kenya significantly improved infant and child survival rates.
The cash transfers reduced infant mortality by 48% and lowered child mortality under five by 45%, comparable to the impact of vaccines and anti-malarial drugs.
The study, conducted by GiveDirectly, involved over 10,000 households, highlighting the importance of cash in improving access to healthcare.
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Las transferencias de dinero en efectivo a las familias keniatas reducen las tasas de mortalidad infantil casi a la mitad, según un estudio.