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Penn State Health Obstetrics and Gynecology is set to host an important afternoon dedicated to advocacy, research, and recognition in honor of Black Maternal Health Week on Wednesday, April 16. This initiative aims to address the significant disparities faced by Black mothers and their infants in maternal health outcomes.
The event will feature a series of discussions and presentations that highlight the latest research in maternal health, focusing on the unique challenges that Black women encounter throughout their pregnancy and postpartum journeys. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with healthcare professionals, community leaders, and advocates who are committed to improving health equity.
In addition to educational sessions, the event will celebrate the contributions of individuals and organizations working tirelessly to advance Black maternal health. By fostering dialogue and raising awareness, this gathering seeks to empower communities and promote actionable solutions to enhance the wellbeing of Black mothers and their families. This event marks a significant step towards creating a healthier future for all mothers.
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