Tag: health education
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Stillbirth Stole My Son — Now I’m Advocating for Change
Read more I never anticipated that my pregnancy would end in stillbirth. Now, I’m on a mission to advocate for changes in maternal healthcare. My name is Sarah Thompson, and I want to share my journey with you. In 2022, I stood at a community rally in Washington, D.C., my voice shaking with emotion as…
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Launching a Birth Defects Prevention Initiative
Read more Every year, around 150,000 children in the U.S. are born with one or more birth defects. While the causes of over 60% of these conditions remain unknown, there are proactive steps you can take as an employer to support your employees, clients, and the broader community in addressing this issue. Raising awareness and…
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Navigating a High-Risk Pregnancy
Read more If you’ve been informed that your pregnancy is considered high-risk, you might be feeling a mix of emotions. But what does it really mean? Let’s break it down together! Understanding High-Risk Pregnancy A high-risk pregnancy indicates that you may have a greater likelihood of complications due to pre-existing health conditions or issues that…
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Establishing a Campaign for Preventing Birth Defects
Read more Each year, around 150,000 children in the United States are born with one or more birth defects. While over 60% of these conditions have unknown causes, there are proactive measures that employers can take to support their employees, customers, and local communities. Raising awareness and providing educational resources are crucial steps in preventing…