Regina Davis Moss

@Dr4equity

Public Health Heroine, of APHA , founder LivingWhileWoman

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  1. May 9

    Support expecting and new moms. Most important, trust that they know their bodies and listen to them!

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    The US is the most dangerous place in the developed world to give birth, but we have the power to change this story. Watch narrated by .
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  2. May 7

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    May is month and we're taking our inspiration from 🙌 It's time to educate and empower young people through acceptance, not judgement. Every young person has a right to quality, inclusive, medically accurate !
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    Apr 26

    Jay Z performed a new freestyle at the B-Sides show. "Gentrify your own hood before these people do it. Claim eminent domain and have your people move in. That's a small glimpse into what Nipsey was doing. For anybody still confused as to what he was doing." - Jay Z

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  4. Apr 17

    🙌 's documentary that amplifies adverse pregnancy and birth outcomes are an issue for Black women of any income.

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  5. Apr 16

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    Black women are 3 to 4 times more likely to die in childbirth than white women. We can work to close that gap, says :
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  6. Apr 15

    Women deserve to be listened to. Send mothers home with their babies.

    Don't look away from ' story. focuses on an important issue tonight at 8/7c.
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    Apr 15

    "Telling the stories of other women who have died and people becoming outraged has helped. That's what I'm most proud of. A show of this magnitude coming into people's living rooms is a huge step." airs tonight at 9/8c on FOX.

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    Apr 15

    As part of , we've created a state tracker with over 50 bills that have been introduced across the nation to address the Black maternal mortality rate. Don't see your state on here? Contact your legislators!

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  9. Apr 12

    In 2008, I joined the ranks of Black women w/a poor birth outcome despite having a PhD in MCH. I did my part w/education, income, neighborhood, healthy weight, PNC. That’s why I’m proud to join to amplify conversations about structures, root causes &

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  10. Apr 11

    I'm here for ittttt!

    BOOM!!! Black Maternal Health Week HAS BEGUN!!!
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  11. Apr 9

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    This morning, I launched the Black maternal health caucus w/ to address the alarmingly high maternal death rates for Black women. For more than 30 years, these disparities haven't improved. This caucus is ready to work to find solutions to stop these preventable deaths.
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  12. Apr 5

    Children are particularly vulnerable to climate change…especially children of color or those living in under-resourced communities. Consider the costly & potentially life-altering impact. Support communities in creating healthy environments.

    Climate change is happening now, and it’s endangering human lives & health. Tell your members of Congress to protect the public’s health from climate change:
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  13. Apr 4

    We're using the internet everyday to seek out information on a range of health promotion topics. Given its incredible potential & reach, it is especially important to ensure the information made available is credible, accurate, up-to-date, & reliable. Partner with !

    Thursday’s theme is tech and public health. New technologies are changing the public health field fast: how is your community keeping up with these changes?
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    Mar 29

    While I’m glad to see more realistic depictions of abortion on film and TV, I’m frustrated that this piece didn’t include the work of & me, the consulting & have done on plotlines, and the work of .

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    Apr 1

    You can be a part of the movement against racism and address disparities in public health, says

    If you're doing public health work, you have to believe we are all equal, says .
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  16. Apr 3

    Women & Girls in rural, remote & frontier areas face tremendous hurdles when it comes to accessing consistent healthcare and supportive services…especially specialty care (prenatal, mental health, IPV, etc.) Support programs that connect us to the care we deserve.

    Wednesday’s theme is rural health. Public health is working to tackle the specific problems rural communities face. ]
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  17. Apr 2

    Violence is an "intentional" use of physical force or power...🤔If there is an intent or desire, that means it can be prevented. On this second day of , let's elevate protective factors and approaches that are working!

    Tuesday’s theme is Violence Prevention. From gun violence to suicide and sexual assault, public health is on the front lines working to prevent violence.
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    Apr 1
    Replying to

    Respectfully add: level (blood & urine, post-challenge); also Dental status. Healthy moms essential for healthy babies. not healthy for baby, mom, or any family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, community. & now figured this out

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    Mar 25

    . writes "As we work to end health inequities, we must be mindful of the obstacles that lay ahead of us. But it is heartbreaking to know that discrimination in the health care system can begin so early in life."

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    Apr 1

    Happy National Public Health Week! Nostalgic for the Golden Girls crew today thinking of the ghosts of NPHWs past! 😆

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