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The initiative will find a new way to reduce maternal health disparities. In Maryland, Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than their white counterparts.
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City leaders say the Baltimore Baby Bonus violates state and local law. But teachers leading the charge say the challenge is “an undemocratic power grab.”
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The Baltimore Baby Bonus would give one-time $1,000 payments directly to parents after they adopt or give birth. But voters have the final say.
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The new facility will cater to adolescents and pregnant people.
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The four year program hopes to reduce unintended pregnancies.
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Black women are more than three times as likely as white women to die from pregnancy-related causes.
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The county and Luminis Health want to build a $300 million facility that will partially focus on women’s health.
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Undocumented people who receive care have children with higher birthweights.
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As the country observes the sixth anniversary of Black Maternal Health Week, a local organization will train men as doulas, as an effort to address the Black Maternal Health crisis.