Closing the Race Gap in Prenatal Care
For black women in the U.S., having a baby comes with disproportionate health risks. Experts are calling for change.
Scopes
Maternal Health
Browse More Topics
CaregivingSports MedicineBotoxCBTRxDepressionDermatologySkincareWeightHeart HealthhearingHealthcareTreatmentInfographicWorkout DiaryBirth ControlPainListAppointment Prepdisability rightsWaitingCOVID-19CultureEthicsaccessibilityTransgender CareFertilityVirusesPain ReliefZoctrendsInsomniaVaccinesAllergiesThe Psychology of Being a PatientAnimalsGenderTraumaBenefitsRecoveryDental CarePediatric CareLGBTQ+ResearchPost-OpEmergency CareTestingPublic HealthSeasonalNewsInjuryPrescriptionsRehab1Q5A'sPediatricsCOVIDTelehealthHospital StaysTechMen's HealthRaceAnxietyACAClinical TrialsLGBTQContraceptiveAudiologyPatient DiariesFeaturevaccineAutoimmuneCBDCosmeticDrugs & AlcoholMedical RecordsMed SchoolExerciseCoronavirusFluLaborWomen's HealthVital SignsNutritiontravelFood DiaryMedicationPregnancyFollow-UpPatient ResearchPostpartumBody SizePTSDOp-EdGut HealthVideo VisitsUrgent CareLyme DiseaseDiagnosisInfectious DiseaseMaternal HealthStomach IssuesSleepclimate changeReproductive HealthRetail ClinicEye HealthEar HealthDigestionhowAddictionQ&AI've taken thatHistoryShinglesWellnessSurgeryDataCheckupListsMedical BillsWe've All Been ThereEating DisordersGeneticsInjuriesGynecologyNervous SystemShotsPaperworkCOVID VaccineCold SeasonMedical MarijuanaHealth InsuranceVolunteeringadaPreventive CareMultiple SclerosisHormonesPatient's RightsPrimary CareEnvironmental HealthDoctors & PatientsMenstrual HealthChronic IllnessSexual HealthTherapyKinda AwkwardMental HealthIUDs