Babies have a right to #RespectfulCare too. On #WorldPrematurityDay we recommit to the Respectful Maternity Care Charter: Universal Rights of Women and Newborns https://t.co/6IDud1oIdZ
New data released today from @CDCgov demonstrates that pregnancy-related deaths for black women with at least a college degree are 5 times higher than white women with a similar education.
New paper on #HealthSystems readiness to treat #newborn with problems related to asphyxia in #Ethiopia, from the EmONC assessment carried out by @AMDD_Program and EPHI
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Don't miss @SELFmagazine's Black Maternal Mortality issue! This special issue highlights the unique challenges black women face during pregnancy and childbirth and what is being done to address maternal health disparities in the US
Today, @SELFMagazine is launching our Black Maternal Mortality issue, an editorial series examining what we know and where we go from here.
This is a public health crisis, and it deserves all the attention it can get.
@SELFmagazine is dedicating an entire issue to black maternal mortality. Read the thread⬇️to learn more about what is causing this public health crisis and what is being done to fix it
The U.S. has an unforgivably high maternal mortality rate.
Women of all races are affected, but black non-Hispanic women are 3 to 4 times more likely to die from pregnancy and childbirth than white non-Hispanic and Hispanic women.
A new report from @nycHealthy describes the landscape of #doula care in NYC, including challenges to obtaining
doula support and ways to expand access to doula services in the city https://t.co/DUiZlCOKhE
One year ago, New York City launched a 5 year, $12.8 million effort to improve maternal health outcomes among women of color. Revisit the plan here @nycHealthy https://t.co/tVv5GenqUm
Despite spending more on health care than any other country, the US has the worst rates of maternal death in the developed world. And black mothers are 4x more likely to die from preventable pregnancy complications than white women #BMHCSummit#MaternalJustice
@ColumbiaPopFam's @MartaSchaaf and colleagues explore how to operationalize accountability in the context of SRHR. Check out the full article in @SRHMJournal https://t.co/9xZpq1IdNw
In the US, 1 in 6 women experience mistreatment during maternity care, according to a new study in @Reprod_Health. Among 2700 women surveyed, mistreatment was more likely for women of color & in the case of complications & patient-provider disagreements https://t.co/e2MZg6Ugj8