In rural Oklahoma, women often travel hours to get maternity care. One couple is trying to change that
A report on maternity care by the March of Dimes said that 52% of counties in Oklahoma are classified as maternity care deserts, areas without access to birthing facilities or prenatal providers.
Huntsville-area legislator’s bill expanding access to prenatal care approved by Alabama House
The Alabama House has unanimously passed a bill that would ensure early access to prenatal care through Medicaid for ...
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Giannina Gibelli’s Real Talk on Postpartum Beauty: How She's Adjusting to Hair Loss and Skincare Changes
In an E! exclusive, Love Is Blind alum Giannina Gibelli shares her self-care guide, offering valuable advice for prioritizing ...
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Should I Take Supplements for Migraine? What You Need to Know
Discover effective supplements for migraine prevention and learn who should or shouldn't use them. Explore evidence-based ...