A new report from United Nations agencies shows that women today are more likely than ever to survive childbirth, but they warn progress could be undone due to widespread cuts to aid. 

The UN released its material mortality report on Monday, World Health Day, kicking off a year-long campaign focused on the health of mothers worldwide and their newborn children. 

Joining the discussion: 

• Doctor Allisyn Moran heads the Maternal Health Unit at the World Health Organization.
• Doctor Kate Tulenko is founder and CEO of Corvus Health. 
• Anita Raj is Executive Director of the Newcomb Institute and Professor of Public Health at Tulane University.
• Zulfiqar Bhutta is Co-Director of SickKids Centre for Global Child Health.