Maternal Health Accelerator raises nearly $25 million to improve maternal morbidity rates in North Texas: Newsroom
The Maternal Health Accelerator aims to reduce severe obstetric complications by more than 20% over three years and to develop...
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Texas gets ‘D’ rating in maternal, infant health report card
Texas received a grade of “D” in the annual report card on maternal and infant health outcomes from the national...
Burke Foundation Commits $6.5 Million in Multi-Year Investments to Boost NJ Maternal and Early Childhood Health, Reduce Disparities
(Photo by Justine Cooper Photography) Largest grants in Princeton-based Burke’s history expand commitment to first 1,000 days of life PRINCETON, NJ, November...
Burke Foundation Commits $6.5M to Boost Maternal and Early Childhood Health
Photo by Justine Cooper Photography Philanthropy On Nov 13, 2025 The Burke Foundation expanded its ongoing commitment to help children and...
BCBSIL Celebrates One Year of its Expanded Maternal and Infant Health Initiative
Oct. 21, 2025 CHICAGO — Today, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois celebrates the one-year anniversary of its...
Prince George’s County health leaders urge focused action on maternal disparities, cite $250,000 for Black maternal health
Prince George’s County health department leaders told the County Council, sitting as the Board of Health, that maternal and infant...
Burke Foundation awards $6.5M to boost maternal care in NJ
Listen to this article The basics: $6.5M awarded marks largest multiyear grants in Burke Foundation history Funding supports maternal, infant...
South Dakota Department of Health Announces Completion of Statewide Maternal and Child Health Needs Assessment | State News
{KXLG - Pierre, SD} The South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) Office of Lifespan Health has completed a comprehensive, year-long statewide...
Maternal and paternal determinants of infant health: a cross-sectional study in four countries during the COVID-19 era | BMC Public Health
Despite the importance of quality prenatal care, a relatively small percentage of mothers or fathers invest in their health and...
