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The Importance of Family Engagement in Breastfeeding Programs

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Deborah Backman,

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Every August, national, state, and local breastfeeding stakeholders celebrate National Breastfeeding Month by engaging each other and the public in conversations about changes needed to build a ...

Increasing Access to Doulas will Ease the Maternal Health Crisis

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Alexandra Kearly,

Ramya Dronamraju

State and federal actions to expand the doula workforce and improve maternal health.

Tennessee’s Successes Combatting Opioid Use Disorder: A Q&A with Elizabeth Harvey

People of Public Health,

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Elizabeth Harvey,

Shannon Vance

ASTHO interview with Elizabeth Harvey, PhD, MPH, a CDC Senior Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Program assignee to the Tennessee Department of Health. Harvey shares her thoughts on the progress ...

Why Medicaid is Important to Advance Maternal Health in the United States

Medicaid and Public Health Partnerships,

Maternal Morbidity and Mortality,

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State health officials and state Medicaid directors are pursuing innovative strategies that can help end preventable maternal mortality deaths and reduce widespread disparities.

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The Importance of Family Engagement in Breastfeeding Programs

Increasing Access to Doulas will Ease the Maternal Health Crisis

Tennessee’s Successes Combatting Opioid Use Disorder: A Q&A with Elizabeth Harvey

Why Medicaid is Important to Advance Maternal Health in the United States

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