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An Interview with Matthew Kimble
As a student at Seton Hall Prep, Matthew Kimble has a lot to think about; school, family, contributing to his community, and of course, the dreaded College application process. He still carries with his thoughts of what would life be like if he had his twin brother...
Turning Grief Into Action
The months leading up to a baby’s birth are often filled with excitement, planning and information-gathering through books like “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” and “Dude, You’re Gonna Be a Dad.” Parents-to-be may celebrate with pregnancy announcements, gender...
Four Things You Should Know About Postpartum Depression
As aches and pains dominate a woman's pregnancy, it is not uncommon for many women to feel a new type of pain after delivery, postpartum depression. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 1 in 10 women in the United States experience depression, whereas 1 in 9...
NJ Lawmakers Working to Expand Maternal Care
NJ lawmakers started a new dialogue with New Jersey families this spring as two pieces of legislation by Tom Kean (R-21), focusing on improved maternal healthcare are quickly moving through the ranks of the state legislature. One bill has already been signed into law....
Four Great Apps to Have During Your Pregnancy
When you think about it, it’s pretty amazing to see the diversity of apps out there. There almost seems to be an app for everything. From finding a bathroom in a public space to selling old items online, there is something out there for everyone. Maternal fetal health...
Four Countries with Advanced Maternal Health Commitments
Four Countries with Advanced Maternal Health Commitments Even though we as Americans enjoy many freedoms and liberties that aren’t shared by people in our world community, one place we are certainly lagging in is maternal health. According to the Save the Children’s...