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Did you know? Every minute, a woman dies from a *preventable* pregnancy-related complication. 😕 Let's change this statistic! Maternal health is a human #right, and every woman deserves #access to quality care before, during, and after pregnancy. Here are 3 ways to make a difference: ♀️Support organizations working to improve maternal health globally. ♀️Advocate for policies that prioritize women's health. ♀️Educate yourself and others about maternal health issues. Together, we can create a world where every mother can thrive! #MaternalHealthMatters #QualityCare #WomensRights #MakeADifference

In observance of Black Maternal Health Week, we're raising awareness, fostering support, and advocating for accessible resources to address the unique health challenges faced by Black mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. Here are 4 ways employers can help improve outcomes for Black mothers: https://lnkd.in/gpxnU-YC #BlackMaternalHealthWeek #SupportForBlackMothers

Every year, 287,000 women die in pregnancy or childbirth, and 4.9 million children under five succumb to preventable conditions, alongside 1.9 million stillbirths. 🌍 At #WHA77, nations have committed to tackle these tragedies by regaining momentum in in improving maternal, newborn, and child health (#MNCH)! This commitment is crucial to avert these largely preventable losses through timely, high-quality healthcare services. Learn more about these vital commitments here: https://bit.ly/3X9c0Dp World Health Organization #GlobalHealth #MaternalHealth #ChildSurvival

Black Maternal Health Week presents an opportunity for us to come together and focus our spotlight on the critical issue of Black maternal health. All individuals who experience pregnancy and birth should be offered the tools they need to have a safe and healthy pregnancy, as well as a positive birth experience. Wildflower’s approach to Black maternal health includes digital tools and Health Advocates to support, acknowledge and affirm their pregnancy experience. At Wildflower, we believe every individual has a right to receive affirming, personalized and high-quality care. Learn more about our approach to Black maternal health at https://lnkd.in/gTnCfKTN #maternity #maternalhealth #healthcare #maternalhealthequity #blackmaternalhealth #blackmaternalhealthweek #bmhw24 #healthequity

Countdown to Change Begins ⏲ In just 2 and a half weeks, we dive into Black Maternal Health Week. It's more than a campaign; it's a call to action for equity, support, and health. Let’s start the conversation early to raise awareness. ➡️ Did you know that Black women are 3-4 times more likely to experience complications during pregnancy? ⬅️ This is not just a scary statistic - it's a crisis. Be a part of the solution. Help to educate others on the crisis affecting Black maternal health and spread the word. During #BlackMaternalHealthWeek we will have one of our experts explore this further. #LikeAndShare #BlackMaternalHealthWeek #StandForEquity #BMHW24 #BlackMamasMatter #ReproJustice #BirthJustice #MaternalEquity #BlackMaternalHealth #BirthEquity #BlackWomenLead #ENDMaternalMortality #BMHW2024 #mmbgc #solidarity #ourexperiencesmatter #ourlivesmatter #ListenToBlackMothers #HealthEquity #CountdownToChange #fyp #explore

🤰🏿🖤 It's Black Maternal Health Week, a time to shine a spotlight on the alarming disparities faced by Black mothers in maternal healthcare. We must address systemic racism, improve access to quality care, and advocate for equitable outcomes. Every mother deserves safe and healthy childbirth. Let's work together to ensure #BlackMaternalHealthMatters! 🤝💪🏿 #BMHW2021 #MaternalHealth #Equity"

Today marks Maternal Health Awareness Day, a day to raise awareness about the importance of maternal health and advocate for health equity for all mothers. We encourage everyone to learn more about disparities in maternal health outcomes and work towards a future where every pregnancy is safe and supported. Learn more from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) 🔗 https://loom.ly/-8IApbU #MaternalHealth #HealthEquity #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay

During Women’s Health Week (May 12-18) we are shedding a light on the vital link between social factors and women’s well-being—going beyond traditional medical care. Did you know housing instability during pregnancy can increase the risk of low birth weight or preterm birth by up to 73%? Or that higher education levels increase mammogram attendance by nearly 20%? And transportation challenges cause millions to forego essential medical care. Reach out to learn about effective strategies to surmount these obstacles and enhance the well-being of women in your community and see the comments below to learn more. #womenshealth #womenshealthweek #sdoh

maternal mortality, another measure of women's poverty, persists: complications of pregnancy and childbirth, when met with inadequate medical care at the time of delivery, can be deadly. Book: #from_outrage_to_courage #women #human_right

Employees wanting to add to their families can face a number of challenges, from healthy pregnancy concerns to time off work. Employers can help with maternal health programs. Read on to learn how the right solutions can have a positive impact for employees and employers alike. #maternalhealth #personalizedhealthcare #healthoutcomes https://ow.ly/JXli30sCc7u