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“Women’s health in general tends to be an afterthought for American researchers and policymakers [...] In a public health system that’s been underfunded for decades, pregnancy-related issues get especially short shrift.” #covid https://www.propublica.org/article/agonizing-lag-in-coronavirus-research-puts-pregnant-women-and-babies-at-risk
. @MarchofDimes has long made it clear that women’s reproductive health is underfunded and that’s why an organization like that needs to exist. I just wish more people knew just how detrimental it is for pregnant women to be an “afterthought.”
Here’s a summary of this very long, well-reported article: The stats are not great. Also, FYI the U.S. fucked up and forgot to collect some pretty important data because, well let’s be honest, pregnant women are an afterthought. So be careful out there or whatever.
Adding kids to the list of afterthoughts.
women’s health
children’s education http://on.theatln.tc/H3XbOCI
women’s healthchildren’s education http://on.theatln.tc/H3XbOCI
And now this: https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/08/politics/supreme-court-obamacare-contraceptive-mandate/index.html
This thread won’t end til there’s attention & 
for mom/baby health. That won’t happen til we elect people who care less about corporate welfare & more about women’s health/its impact on the economy. There. Made it palatable for Rs masquerading as Ds by linking it to business
for mom/baby health. That won’t happen til we elect people who care less about corporate welfare & more about women’s health/its impact on the economy. There. Made it palatable for Rs masquerading as Ds by linking it to business
“Experts all say better data are desperately needed to understand and address the risks to pregnant, coronavirus-infected women...’We really need investment in a long-term, well-funded surveillance system that captures pregnancy outcomes.’” #COVID19 https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/08/why-pregnant-women-face-special-risks-covid-19
