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Gender Based Disparities

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Advancing Health Equity

Maternal Mortality in the United States: A Primer

Issue Brief & Report / Dec 16, 2020

Women caring newborns in NICU

Advancing Health Equity

Trump Administration Promotes Coverage That Fails to Adequately Cover Women’s Key Health Care Needs

Blog / Oct 09, 2020

Advancing Health Equity

Transforming Primary Health Care for Women — Part 1: A Framework for Addressing Gaps and Barriers

Fund Reports / Jul 16, 2020

Advancing Health Equity

Transforming Primary Health Care for Women — Part 2: The Path Forward

Fund Reports / Jul 16, 2020

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Improving Health Care Quality

Maternity Care, Interrupted

Publication / May 27, 2020

The Dose: Why Do Some Countries Do More C-Sections Than Others?

Improving Health Care Quality

Why Do Some Countries Do More C-Sections than Others?

Podcast / Jan 03, 2020

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Advancing Health Equity

Increasing Postpartum Medicaid Coverage Could Reduce Maternal Deaths and Improve Outcomes

Blog / Nov 21, 2019

Bias in Medicine

Advancing Health Equity

Health Care Has a Bias Problem: Here’s How to Fix It

Podcast / Nov 16, 2019

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Achieving Universal Coverage

Trump Administration Appeals Contraception Case to SCOTUS: What This Means for Women’s Health

Blog / Oct 09, 2019

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Controlling Health Care Costs

Improving Health for Women by Better Supporting Them Through Pregnancy and Beyond

Publication / Oct 01, 2019

Alison Stuebe

Improving Health Care Quality

Strategies for Ensuring Women’s Needs Are Met: An Interview with Alison Stuebe

Publication / Oct 01, 2019

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Improving Health Care Quality

The Rural Maternity Care Crisis

Blog / Aug 15, 2019

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