Black Women’s Maternal Health: Insights From Community Based Participatory Research in Newark, New Jersey

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RT @RutgersCSHP: Our @RutgersSPH colleague @LeslieKantor, Chair of the Department of Urban-Global Public Health, led a community based part…

08 Aug 2023

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Our @RutgersSPH colleague @LeslieKantor, Chair of the Department of Urban-Global Public Health, led a community based participatory research study focusing on #maternalhealth and the experiences of #Blackwomen who gave birth in #NewJersey. Read it here: h

08 Aug 2023

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#CommunityBasedResearch happening at @RutgersSPH. Learn more about Black Women’s Maternal Health: Insights From Community Based Participatory Research in Newark, New Jersey by reading the article below. #RutgersResearch #MaternalHealth

02 Aug 2023

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RT @Behavioral_Med: NEW: Black Women’s Maternal Health: Insights From Community Based Participatory Research in Newark, New Jersey https:…

27 Jul 2023

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