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Title: Global Impact of


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Global Impact of Prematurity Stillbirth Opportu
nities in Our Own Backyard to Make a World of
Difference
Craig Rubens, MD, PhD Executive Director
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Seattle ChildrensHospital Research
Foundation
  • Mission prevent, treat and eliminate
    pediatric disease
  • One of nations top 10 childrens hospitals
  • Leading advocate for children
  • Provides world-class care for all children
  • Research Institute is at frontiers of medicine
  • Pioneering major research initiatives to benefit
    children globally

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Seattle Childrens
  • Serves patients in Pacific Northwest and beyond
  • One of areas top 5 nonprofit recipients of
    NIH funds
  • Further positions WA state as global leader in
    life sciences
  • Established leader in collaborative partnerships
  • Seattle Cancer Care Alliance - translating
    discovery into prevention, diagnosis, treatment
    and cure (with Fred Hutch., UW Medicine)

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GAPPS Initiative of Seattle Childrens
  • Childrens identified prematurity and stillbirth
    as research priorities
  • Many patients suffer prematurity-related
    disabilities
  • Under-researched local and global problems
  • Global Alliance to Prevent Prematurity
    and Stillbirth (GAPPS)
  • Launched in 2007

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  • Mission

GAPPS will lead a collaborative, global
effort to increase awareness and accelerate
innovative research and interventions that will
improve maternal, newborn, and child health
outcomes.
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Every year around the world
More than 1 million babies die from prematurity
More than 3 million are stillborn
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Premature Birth Rates
North America 11
Europe 6
Asia 9
LAC 8
Africa 12
Oceania 6
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Premature Babies 13M Annually
  • Leading cause of newborn death
  • Increased risks
  • Life-threatening infections
  • Cerebral palsy
  • Brain injury
  • Respiratory problems
  • Learning and development problems
  • Vision and hearing problems
  • Birth defects

Severity dependent on gestational age at time of
birth
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Little-Known Facts
  • Prematurity stillbirth cause about a third of
    all under-5 deaths globally
  • More than TB, malaria, HIV/AIDS combined
  • 1 in 8 babies in U.S. is premature
  • Rate has risen 36 since 1981
  • Half a million each year
  • WA state 8000 cases/yr
  • Stillbirths 10x more common
  • than SIDS-related deaths in U.S.

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Large Disparities in U.S. Prematurity RatesRates
for all are increasing
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Costs of Prematurity
  • Government (U.S.)
  • WA State costs exceed 400M/yr
  • Medical care, delivery, and special education
  • More than 1M each day
  • U.S. costs exceed 26B/yr
  • Businesses
  • 5.7B/yr in lost labor and productivity
  • Families (Global)
  • Psychological toll stress taboo topic, broken
    families
  • Economic burden of healthcare costs lost income
    to care for premature newborn decreased job
    performance

Source National Academy of Sciences (2007)
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Average U.S. Medical Costs for Birth Year (2005)
Source National Academy of Sciences 2007
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3.2M Stillbirths Each Year Death of fetus older
than 22-28 wks
  • Actual stillbirths likely much higher
  • 99 occur in developing countries
  • 30 occur during labor and delivery
  • Most of these are preventable
  • 25,000 stillbirths per yr in U.S.
  • Families suffer in silence

Photo Credits Carol Guzy/The Washington Post
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Gates Foundation Grant GAPPS Comprehensive Report
on PTB SB
  • What we know and need to know and do
  • Discovery Science
  • Intervention Development
  • Health Service Delivery
  • Advocacy
  • Ethics and Social Justice
  • Next Steps A Global Action Agenda
  • Commissioned by Gates (2007) to inform their
    investment strategy
  • Sent to Gates Foundation for review (Aug 09)
  • Published in Fall/Winter by BioMed Central

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International Conference Seattle, May 2009
  • Co-conveners
  • GAPPS, Bill Melinda Gates Foundation, March of
    Dimes, PATH, Save the Children, UNICEF and the
    World Health Organization
  • Connected 200 global experts
  • Maternal, newborn and child health
  • NGOs, funders, policy makers, advocates
  • Created collective global action agenda
  • Short- and long-term milestones
  • Success metrics

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GAPPSs Strategic Initiatives
  • Advance Discovery Science
  • Magnitude, causes consequences of PTB SB
  • Accelerate Development Delivery
  • Proven, effective interventions
  • Increase Global Advocacy Communications
  • Support broad range of efforts
  • Establish Support Global Infrastructure
  • GAPPS Repository
  • Establish Foster Strategic Partnerships
  • Achieve global action agenda goals

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Interdisciplinary Approach
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Collaborative Partnerships
  • All India Institute of Medical Sciences
  • Bill Melinda Gates Foundation
  • First Candle
  • Hospitals in Washington state (5)
  • Family Care International
  • International Stillbirth Alliance
  • March of Dimes
  • National Institutes of Health
  • National Bureau of Asian Research
  • PATH
  • PREBIC
  • Save the Children
  • UNICEF
  • Universities around the world, including UW
  • USAID
  • U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  • World Health Organization
  • U.S Coalition for Child Survival

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Global Health Partnerships WA State
  • University of WA
  • Fetal growth and newborn nutrition
  • WA State Prematurity Network
  • Swedish, UW, Deaconess, Kadlec, Yakima
  • Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
  • Institute for Systems Biology
  • PATH - health innovation in non-traditional
    setting
  • Preemie Pack / low-resource settings
  • Diagnostic tools / maternal infections

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Supporting Global Research GAPPS Infrastructure
/ Repository
  • Based at Seattle Childrens Research Institute
  • Maternal data and specimens
  • Collect, track, store, and distribute
  • Fosters leading-edge global health research
  • Causes and solutions
  • Funding, education is critical
  • Significant, global research resource

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Accelerating InnovationWA State
  • Promote global health as part of life sciences
  • Streamline technology transfer
  • Leverage opportunities for commercialization
  • Diagnostics
  • Biomarkers
  • Devices
  • Ventilator
  • Therapeutics
  • Oral Surfactant

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Communitys Success Reflected in Health of
Mothers Babies
  • We have an opportunity to address prematurity and
    stillbirth locally and globally
  • Improves prosperity in our own backyard
  • Health
  • Innovation
  • Technology
  • Jobs
  • Promote WA state as an innovator in Global Health

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200
deaths occurred in the past 20 minutes from
prematurity and stillbirth
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Together, we can help all families have healthy,
full-term babies.
www.gapps.org
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