The Quest for Equity in Reproductive Health

<p>The U.S. maternal health crisis has been well documented. Black Americans are three times as likely as white Americans to die from pregnancy-related causes.</p> <p>Why do these disparities persist? And what would it take to dismantle structural racism in reproductive health care?</p> <p>On the latest episode of <em>The Dose</em>, Rachel Hardeman, tenured associate professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, discusses her research exploring ways to center equity in reproductive health care.</p> <p>She says it’s a huge priority “to make sure that birthing people, regardless of the setting they're birthing in, have access to culturally centered maternity care.”</p> <p>Listen, and then subscribe wherever you find your podcasts.</p> <p><a href="https://thedose.show/signup">Sign up here</a> to get new episodes of <em>The Dose</em> in your inbox</p>