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U S Sen Ben Ray Luján Introduces Bill To Improve Access to Quality, Affordable Maternity Care

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján Introduces Bill To Improve Access to Quality, Affordable Maternity Care From the Office of U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Lujan: Legislation is part of Sen. Luján’s effort to combat infant and maternal mortality across United States Washington, D.C. – On the heels of his introduction of the Midwives for MOMS Act, U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) introduced legislation to increase access to quality, affordable maternity care through the creation of a federally funded Birth and Women’s Health Center demonstration program. The BABIES Act requires the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to establish a Medicaid demonstration program to improve freestanding birth center services for women with low-risk pregnancies.

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Birth centers aren t as safe as hospitals for childbirth, researchers say, challenging top gynecology organization s stance

Birth centers aren t as safe as hospitals for childbirth, researchers say, challenging top gynecology organization s stance INSIDER 4/30/2021 © Crystal Cox/Business Insider Crystal Cox/Business Insider A research presentation linked birth center deliveries with higher infant death and seizure rates. The study challenges the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists position that birth centers are among the safest places to deliver. Research comparing birthplace settings is flawed, and birth centers benefits are well-documented, experts say. A subset of pregnant women have long sought out birth centers - low-tech, women-centered facilities typically staffed by midwives - for a childbirth experience that promises few medical interventions, a homey environment, and a model of care that views birth as a normal human experience, not an illness that needs to be treated.

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Where What When - The Benefits of Giving Birth at Home

The Benefits of Giving Birth at Home Home → The Benefits of Giving Birth at Home Chazal say that childbirth is one of three keys that Hashem retains and does not give control of to an intermediary. Childbirth is an amazing, primal process over which we have little control. Science still doesn’t completely understand many of the hormonal mechanisms of labor. The fact that a woman gets pregnant, carries her baby to full term, gives birth safely to a healthy baby, and experiences an uncomplicated postpartum period can only be considered a miracle. The first mitzva in the Torah is

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How to Make Medical Anthropology Useful to Healthcare Practitioners, Activists, and Policy-Makers: Lessons Learned

How to Make Medical Anthropology Useful to Healthcare Practitioners, Activists, and Policy-Makers: Lessons Learned
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Some Expectant Mothers In Hawaii Are Steering Clear Of Hospitals During the Pandemic

Some Expectant Mothers In Hawaii Are Steering Clear Of Hospitals During the Pandemic - Honolulu Civil Beat Midwives say they’ve been so busy that they’ve sometimes had to turn away clients. Reading time: 10 minutes. Sarah Bauer remembers several things clearly about the hot summer Sunday when her son was born at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. How freeing it was to walk through the pain of labor in her house and yard as the sun went down. How when contractions pressed on past midnight, her husband, midwife and doula were there to assist. It was much different than the experience she believes she would have had at a hospital, where few visitors were allowed and walking the halls would be out of the question.

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