For preconception health updates, see @SYL_Today.
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The medical crisis that led to North Carolina expanding Medicaid:
After years of resistance, Republicans in North Carolina have embraced Medicaid expansion for new mothers. They’re not done. https://t.co/QdUWv3QcwI Via @politico Our own Dr. @S_Verbiest is quoted.
YOUR health matters – you deserve to live your best life! Health care providers are supposed to be there to serve you and connect you with the treatment and support you deserve. https://t.co/AkJb6sK5ct #WorldBDDay
The March of Dimes has created a form to take your family health history. It can help you find out about medical conditions and #birthdefects that run in your family and may affect your pregnancy and your baby. https://t.co/gFVcGWM1Al #WorldBDDay
Healthy eating can be quick, easy and budget-friendly. It can even prevent or reduce many common chronic conditions. Small improvements every day can make a lasting impact! Here is a resource to learn about nutrition you’re your body: https://t.co/Jv2micZ6XF #WorldBDDay
When you quit using tobacco, your baby is less likely to have orofacial birth defects, like cleft lip and palate. Interested in quitting? Call the Quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW for free, professional help. #WorldBDDay#SafeSleepNC#YQ2Q#NewMomHealth#YQ2Q
abt half of pregnancies happen without planning. Even small amounts of alcohol during initial weeks of pregnancy can cause long-term problems for baby. There is no known safe amount of alcohol during pregnancy or while trying to get pregnant. https://t.co/ruTJYiO5UW #WorldBDday
During COVID-19 pandemic, people have questions about whether or not they should get pregnant.
@PCHHC
created a guide to help understand considerations: https://t.co/0D561aTa0X… #WorldBDDay
@MarchofDimes A2: Talk to your doctor about preconception care. You should discuss your health history and any medical conditions you may have, as well as previous pregnancy problems. #WorldBDday
A2: A #preconception checkup allows you to talk with your health care provider to prepare your body for pregnancy and helps you manage health conditions—up to a year before getting pregnant. Learn more at https://t.co/nm82xpMjIN #WorldBDday#AcrossTheLifespan
A lot can happen to our bodies in one year. Connecting with a health care provider annually is a good way to stay at the top of your game. #ShowYourLoveToday has resources to guide you through the #WellVisit: https://t.co/6w157ZQvWg #WorldBDDay
Checking in to the #WorldBDDay Tweet chat (HAPPENING NOW!). Sharing consumer resources from our #ShowYourLoveToday, national preconception health/wellness resource & social media campaign/community for young adults: https://t.co/G0XKHeH0Oa
Please consider submitting an abstract to advance Reproductive Wellness for Women with Chronic Conditions - due Feb 4, 2022. Learn more and submit: https://t.co/FosZYllgwf @PCHHC @MHLIC_org
On Tuesday, January 25th at 12:00 p.m. EST, join the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA) on Instagram Live for a conversation with our Research and Evaluation Department Director Ayanna Robinson, PhD, MPH, and Jamila Perritt, President and CEO of @prhdocs.