5.29.25 | Maternal Health
Empowering Maternal Health through Collaborative Care
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the pregnancy-related mortality ratio was 33.2 per 100,000 live births in […]
4.9.25 | Research and Clinical Trials
Transforming Women’s Health through Science and Sustainable Partnerships
The Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) is thrilled to be partnering with The Global Health Connector this fall to […]
4.1.25 | Women's Health Perspective
Karen Fernandes’s Maternal Health Journey
I pay attention to DES for myself, my son, and my granddaughters. We need more research and information for DES, especially for the third generation.
3.18.25 | Maternal Health
From Preconception to Postpartum, Roundtable Explores Maternal Health Needs
In February, SWHR hosted the roundtable meeting, “Inclusive Motherhood: Empowering Maternal Health for All Women,” to discuss maternal health disparities across all stages of pregnancy, from preconception to the postpartum period.
2.28.25 | Maternal Health
A Research and Policy Approach to Addressing the Black Maternal Health Crisis
Maternal health refers to a woman’s health, as well as an infant’s health before, during, and after pregnancy. The experiences during these stages greatly impact the health and safety of women and infants.
1.13.25 | Maternal Health
Inclusive Motherhood: Empowering Maternal Health for All Women
Despite advances in medical care, the United States remains one of the leading high-income countries for maternal morbidity and mortality, […]
10.16.24 | Heart Health
Women’s Heart Health Q&A with Dr. Nieca Goldberg
SWHR spoke with Dr. Nieca Goldberg, Medical Director of Atria New York City and Clinical Associate Professor of medicine at […]
9.12.24 | Clinician
Strengthening the Maternal Health Workforce Roundtable
Part of the Women’s Unique Health Needs and the SDGs, a call to action co-hosted by the ECHAlliance and the […]
9.9.24 | Maternal Health
Supporting Pregnant and Lactating Populations in Health Care
This blog post was originally published by the Coalition to Advance Maternal Therapeutics. Despite there being more than 3.5 million births […]
