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Oral Health + Pregnancy
WEBThe Connection Between Oral Health & Pregnancy. Evidence shows that receiving dental care during pregnancy can improve the health of both baby and mother by reducing the risk of gum disease and poor birth outcomes. Learn more about why it’s important for birthing people to have great oral health routines and Count the Kicks daily in the third
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Pregnancy Webinars
WEBThe Millennial Health and Pregnancy webinar, held March 9, 2021, explores trends in health and pregnancy complications among Millennial women as they navigate pregnancy during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Count the Kicks partnered with experts at Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield on this webinar.
Count the Kicks partners with UnitedHealthcare to expand …
WEBCount the Kicks originally launched in Ohio in 2018 with the Ohio Department of Health, and the campaign is credited with already saving the lives of four Ohio babies. We’re grateful to UnitedHealthcare for taking this significant step to improve birth outcomes and save babies in the state of Ohio, and look forward to partnering with them to
Count the Kicks Launches in the State of Massachusetts
WEB06.06.23. We are excited to announce our partnership to launch our proven stillbirth prevention program with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH). Through the partnership, we will work together to educate expectant parents in Massachusetts about how to use Count the Kicks tools and resources, including the FREE Count the Kicks
Count the Kicks Campaign Launches in Mississippi
WEB07.12.22. We are thrilled to announce the Mississippi Public Health Association (MPHA) and the Mississippi Perinatal Quality Collaborative (MSPQC) are partnering with us to launch Count the Kicks in the state of Mississippi! Mississippi has one of the worst stillbirth rates in the country, and the COVID-19 pandemic is making it worse.
Count the Kicks Campaign Launches in South Carolina
WEBDHEC wants every mother and baby to have a healthy birth day, and we are committed to improving birth outcomes and preventing stillbirths in South Carolina through the Count the Kicks public health campaign.”. Stillbirth, defined as the loss of a pregnancy between 20-42 weeks of gestation, affects 1 in every 169 pregnancies nationally, and is
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