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Far too often women and girls face barriers to accessing quality, affordable health services. Many walk miles to find a health center. When they finally arrive, the doctor or nurse may not even be there. The supplies they need may be out of stock, or they might pay a high price out-of-pocket—and this only when they are empowered to seek care in the first place.

It’s taken nine years of tenacity. Now a new device brings us one step closer to ending childbirth’s biggest killer.

A critical part of preventing infections, stopping the spread of drug resistance, and achieving universal health coverage.

This week, as world leaders gather in Geneva for the World Health Assembly, universal health coverage—a goal the world has set to achieve by 2030—will be a major focus. PATH advocate Brian Atuhaire shares why moments like this are more than just milestones.