Report Looks at Trends in Maternal Care in 2026

With maternal mortality highest among the world’s high-income nations, the report looks at this looming crisis fueled by health disparities, federal policy changes, reproductive health restrictions, access challenges, and maternity deserts.

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Improving Outcomes by Taking Care of the Caregiver

Nearly one-third of U.S. youth meet criteria for an anxiety disorder by age 18 but three out of five children and adolescents with anxiety do not receive treatment. Caring for children and adolescents with anxiety disorders can put emotional and practical strain on the people who care for them.

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Getting Ahead of Lymphedema with Proactive Testing

Recent updates from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers now include bioimpedance spectroscopy as a key tool for preventing lymphedema—a debilitating condition that impacts up to one in five breast cancer patients as a result of cancer treatment. 

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Community and Compassion: Providing Safe Care for Transgender Patients

Community organizations have come to play a crucial role in bridging gaps in transgender healthcare, emerging as allies in providing essential support networks and medical resources. These local and national support groups, educational resources, and advocacy services work to provide a holistic view of transgender healthcare, working to ensure that patients are able to safely access quality care.

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