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RSV is the leading cause of hospitalization for babies under age 1. Protect your baby from unnecessary risks:
➡ Sanitize surfaces
➡ Wash hands often
➡ Wash toys regularly
➡ Avoid large crowds
Learn more about how to prevent #RSV ▶ bit.ly/3nBpxk6
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About 80% of Black women will have uterine fibroids by the age of 50. Black women tend to develop #fibroids at a younger age, have larger fibroids, and have fewer days between periods.
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The recording for our webinar, where we shared the results of our #FamilyLeadership Survey, is now available! Click the link to learn what #familyleaders had to say about their journeys and the responsibilities that come with the role: bit.ly/3I4uhci
#familyengagement
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New to advocacy? Don't worry! You don’t need to be an expert or an extravert to be an advocate. We'll have a live training for all advocates in preparation for our Advocacy Day!
Register today! hubs.la/Q02lGn_B0
#maternalMentalHealth #maternalhealth #healthcareproviders
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#BMHW24 is on the way! A week packed with enlightening discussions, dynamic events, and meaningful connections aimed at advancing the well-being of Black Mamas and Birthing People.
#BlackMaternalHealthWeek #ReproductiveJustice #BirthJustice #BirthEquity #BMHW2024
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#OvarianCancer is the fifth leading cause of death among women.
This #WorldCancerDay, check out the SWHR ovarian #cancer fact sheet to learn your ovarian health risks and understand your cancer screening options: ow.ly/cSZf50Qxo5k #SWHRtalksCancer
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#BreastCancer is the 2nd leading cause of death among women. A woman's risk of developing breast cancer in her life is 1 in 8.
This #WorldCancerDay, check out this fact sheet to learn your breast health risks & cancer screening options: swhr.org/swhr_resource/value… #SWHRtalksCancer
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Happy Black History Month! Each week, we will honor an ancestral midwife like Mary Francis Hill Coley, who delivered over 3,000 babies and was featured in the film "All my Babies," a midwifery training video.
Join us in March for #NBMA2024Conference ! bit.ly/NBMA2024Conference.
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The Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children voted Tuesday, January 30, 2024 to add #Krabbe to the RUSP. This recommendation will now go to the Secretary of HHS for approval. #newbornscreening #NBS #genetics
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Presented below are a couple of freeform questions from our #FamilyLeaderSurvey that enabled us to capture the voices of #familyleaders. #familyleadership #familyleadersupport #familyengagement
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"We need to make sure that #familyleaders are paid for their time and expertise." - Vicki Hunting (@ExpectHealthOrg)
#FamilyLeaderSurvey #familyleadersupport #familyleadership #familyengagement
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A total of 104 #FamilyLeaders from 38 states and 3 territories participated in our #FamilyLeaderSurvey, providing a diverse range of valuable perspectives in their responses.
#FamilyLeaderSurvey #familyengagement
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"We should ask ourselves what do #familyleaders need to be equipped to participate in systems work." - @MollyMartzke
#FamilyLeaderSurvey #familyengagement
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Don't forget to tune in tomorrow as we explore the insights we gained from our Family Leader Survey and learn how to support #familyleaders at every stage of their leadership journey. Register here: bit.ly/47FEzdh
#familyleadership #changemakers #supportingfamilyleaders
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The @AmerAcadPeds EHDI program is hosting a 4-part series of virtual office hours featuring real-time technical assistance on key #EHDI topics. Click here to learn more and register to attend: bit.ly/42hPgBR.
#hearinglossawareness #hearinghealth #accessibilityforall
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You’re not alone. Maternal mental health conditions are the most common complication of pregnancy and childbirth.
The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline provides qualified counselors to support pregnant & new mothers. #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay
Call or TEXT 1-833-TLC-MAMA
Today is #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay. We must work together to prioritize women’s physical & #mentalhealth. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline is a free 24/7 resource available in English and Spanish: 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262). ms.spr.ly/6012iQvPO
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We are excited to unveil the theme for #BMHW24! "Our Bodies STILL Belong to Us: Reproductive Justice NOW," is set to address critical issues and further amplify awareness of reproductive injustices. Visit BlackMamasMatter.org/bmhw for more & subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
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#SymptomSpotlight: 🌡️ A fever of 100.4 or higher can be an urgent maternal warning sign. If you or a loved one experiences this during pregnancy or up to a year after pregnancy, seek medical care immediately. Learn the urgent maternal warning signs:
cdc.gov/hearher/maternal-war…
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Many #rarediseases can be detected through #newbornscreening. Visit BabysFirstTest.org to learn more about the screening process, different rare diseases and conditions, and which diseases your state screens for.
Did you know that the majority of rare genetic diseases begin in childhood? These conditions can have a profound impact on a child’s life.🧬
This Rare Disease Day, let's raise collectively raise awareness and advocate!
#RareDiseaseDay #ShareYourColours
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This #CervicalHealth Awareness Month visit @CDCgov to access resources to share with your family and community. Learn about the importance of cervical cancer screenings, prevention, and more: cdc.gov/cancer/cervical/inde…





























