Parents of Hospitalized Infants Often Neglect Their Own Health Care
A Pilot Study Finds Doulas and Midwives in the NICU Helped Parents Get Needed Care Faster
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In The Media Daily Record
Federal Medicaid Cuts: Health Care Execs Offer Bleak Outcome For NJ Patients
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In The Media PIX11
New Jersey Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Potential Federal Healthcare Cuts
Interview
Ripple Effect: Five Ways The Dobbs Decision is Transforming Pregnancy and Pediatric Care
Higher Costs and Less Access Are Big Concerns, LDI Fellows Say
A Preterm Birth Study by LDI Fellows Supports Newly Instituted Changes to Racial and Ethnic Categorizations by a Key U.S. Agency
The Changes Aim to Better Capture Peoples’ True Identities on Birth Certificates
Why Latine Immigrants Say They Avoid Prenatal Care—And What Encourages Its Use
Community Members Suggest Ways to Increase Trust and Decrease Anxiety About Getting Care
Risks for Preterm Birth Among U.S. Immigrants Vary By Race, Ethnicity, and Country of Origin
Nuances of Identity Are Crucial When Measuring Preterm Birth Risk, LDI Study Finds
In The Media WHYY
What’s Stopping Some Immigrants From Accessing Prenatal Care — And What Philly’s Health System Can Do About It
Interview
Increasing the Diversity of Clinical Research Participants
Building Trust is Key to Recruiting Underrepresented Groups
In The Media The Philadelphia Inquirer
Mixed-status immigrant families have complex health insurance needs that require simple solutions
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In The Media WHYY
Philly’s Latino Doctors Form a Collective to Boost Lagging Community Vaccination Rates
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Maternal Resilience and Low Birthweight
Resilience Helps, Disparities Remain