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Leveraging State and Federal Policy to Reduce Maternal Illness and Death

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Maternal Morbidity and Mortality,

Race and Public Health,

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Delaware,

Massachusetts,

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New York,

Oregon,

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There are significant disparities in pregnancy-related outcomes in the United States. Many of these deaths considered preventable, so state and federal policy makers are taking steps to improve ...

School-Based Strategies are Crucial to Supporting Adolescent Girls’ Mental Health

Health Policy Update,

State Health Policy,

Mental Health,

Suicide Prevention,

ACEs,

Youth Mental Health,

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Illinois,

Kentucky,

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Virginia,

Washington,

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Lexa Giragosian

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a particularly negative impact on the mental health of adolescent girls. Fortunately, state legislators have been addressing school-based mental health through ...

As Families Seek More Work / Life Balance, States Consider Leave Policies

Health Policy Update,

State Health Policy,

Women, Infant, and Family Health,

California,

Colorado,

Connecticut,

Delaware,

Hawaii,

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Minnesota,

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Virginia,

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Beth Giambrone,

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An ASTHO blog article on leave policies to support better work/life balance.

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Leveraging State and Federal Policy to Reduce Maternal Illness and Death

School-Based Strategies are Crucial to Supporting Adolescent Girls’ Mental Health

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