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The analysis also points to a lack of affordable child care leading to education proficiency and kindergarten readiness issues

"Whether being in a pulpit or in the classroom or even in a conversation, he was always a teacher."

A study helps to establish a runway for clinical trials of long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine in pregnant women.

These are the people running to represent Summit County in the Ohio General Assembly on Nov. 8.

EVERETT — When Snohomish County couple Joshua and Tessa discovered they were expecting their first child, they chose Providence’s Family Maternity Center (FMC) in Everett because it was close to home and accepted their insurance. What they did not expect to find was a one-stop shop for every step of the pregnancy care process, friendly and knowledgeable nurses, and state-of-the-art neonatal care right in their community.

Several leaders at UAMS and Mayor Frank Scott Jr, came together this afternoon to discuss efforts to address the disparities in medical care in the Black community.

Gov. DeWine sent funding from a federal program to benefit state organizations specifically to reduce 'out-of-wedlock pregnancies.'

Gov. Mike DeWine recently sent funding from a federal program for needy families to benefit state organizations specifically to reduce "out-of-wedlock pregnancies" and to "encourage the formation and maintenance of two-parent families."

Rape is repulsive and must be prosecuted, Sen. Kristina Roegner writes. Yet, a person worth is never determined by whether he or she is wanted or not.

Even as a decision on Roe v. Wade approaches, those that help abortion patients through the process say it will not spell the end of abortion care, just a change in the way it’s done.