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Dr. Anete Muxlhanga’s Mission: Local, Data-Driven Solutions for Maternal Health in Mozambique

Maternal Health Task Force

By: Audrey Benson , a researcher and writer with experience in quantitative and participatory projects at the intersection of health, gender, and migration. Maternal and Child Health in Mozambique: A Physicians Perspective Dr. Anete Muxlhanga, a Mozambican physician and researcher, provides firsthand insights into these challenges.

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A Collaborative Vision for Public Health in 2024

The Network for Public Health Law

Dear Friends, As I reflect on my journey in the past year as the Executive Director of the Network for Public Health Law, the resilience and adaptability of the public health community in 2023 has been nothing short of inspiring. Close to 300 people attended our recent webinar on reproductive healthcare, litigation, and privacy.

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The Network in 2025: Connecting Public Health, Community Needs, and Law and Policy Solutions

The Network for Public Health Law

In 2024, we worked with health agencies, service providers, as well as community-based organizations, to help them leverage laws and policies to ensure abortion rights and access to reproductive health services, and to advocate for such on a national level. In October, the Network signed on to an Amicus Brief in the Idaho v.

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Honoring the 2025 AMCHP Annual Award Recipients

Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs

As part of this grant, Haita oversees the Rhode Island Maternal Health Taskforce and the development and implementation of the Rhode Island Maternal Health Strategic Plan alongside Taskforce members and other RIDOH teams. Together, KBJS is transforming the future of reproductive health in Kansas.

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Coi Leray Has Announced Her The Gender of Her Baby, Just in Time for Maternal Health Week! Here’s The Importance Of Maternal Health

Black Health Matters

However, many of these risks are preventable causes and can be reduced through education and other community resources, such as sexual and reproductive health. American Public Health Association (APHA) The American Public Health Association is focused on addressing preventable causes of maternal death.

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Download time: What journalists should know about disappearing federal health data

Association of Health Care Journalists

Datasets related to racial disparities, LGBTQIA+ health and reproductive health were at risk, as were data on racial and ethnic health disparities, climate and environmental justice. Websites such as the NIHs Office of Research on Womens Health were also unavailable Friday.

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How community programs are working to ease New York’s maternal health crisis

HEALTHBEAT

Access to health care key factor in maternal mortality Most births occur in hospitals, said Deborah Kaplan, a former assistant commissioner in the citys Bureau of Maternal, Infant and Reproductive Health. Hospitals are not the best places to give birth for most people, but birth has been fully medicalized.