Este recurso ha sido verificado por expertos en políticas, utilizando las últimas investigaciones científicas. Encuentre todas nuestras fuentes en los enlaces a continuación. Si bien el embarazo es un período de extrema delicadeza para todas las embarazadas, las madres afroamericanas en Estados …
Join Moms’ Maternal & Children’s Health Forum Live May 8
You’re invited to Moms’ forum May 8: Maternal & Children’s Health in a Dangerous Climate. Join us live as we gather with experts to discuss the impact of air pollution, plastics, and heat on women of color.
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Dr. Shanna Swan, PhD, an award-winning environmental and reproductive epidemiologist, has been researching the health impacts of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that can be found in plastics and how they interfere with our body’s hormones for decades.
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Air Pollution, Extreme Heat, and Black Maternal Health
While pregnancy is a time of extreme sensitivity for all, Black mothers in the U.S. experience drastically high maternal and infant mortality rates—they’re three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. In addition to this stark inequity, air pollution exacerbates existing health disparities, disproportionately affecting Black mothers and their infants in the U.S.