Amanda Williams
Special Projects Editor at 1A
Journalist. Special Projects Editor for @1a, brought to you by @wamu885 + @npr. Formerly: @VirginiaBeerCo. [email protected]. she/her
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2 months ago |
healio.com | Erin T. Welsh |Amanda Williams |Richard Smith |Amanda Williams
Key takeaways:U.S. maternal mortality rates improved since 2021 and 2022, but rates remain high for Black and Indigenous women. Advocacy for policies such as Medicaid expansion and paid family leave can improve outcomes. Maternal mortality rates in the U.S. have declined since 2021 and 2022, but disparities remain for Black and Indigenous women, who are more than three times more likely to die during pregnancy and postpartum, according to CDC data.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
mediapost.com | Amanda Williams
he health and wellness world seems to be in a state of perpetual transformation, especially because of the influence of the diverse viewpoints and needs of various demographics, particularly Gen Z women. This consumer base has emerged as a potent influence, shaping dialogues concerning comprehensive well-being. As a generation molded by digital technology and shifting societal norms, female Gen Z audiences disrupt conventional approaches in their pursuit of health and wellness.
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Jul 19, 2024 |
mediapost.com | Amanda Williams
by Amanda Williams , 47 minutes agoThe health and wellness world seems to be in a state of perpetual transformation, especially because of the influence of the diverse viewpoints and needs of various demographics, particularly Gen Zwomen. This consumer base has emerged as a potent influence, shaping dialogues concerning comprehensive well-being.
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May 24, 2024 |
wwno.org | Amanda Williams
Billions of birds are making their way around the world right now as part of their annual spring migration. But climate change, habitat loss, and human infrastructure are making that journey harder for a lot of species. That’s why conservation and government groups come together twice a year to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day – but maybe they also just want an excuse to talk about our feathered friends. Either way, we’re happy to oblige.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
wwno.org | Jorgelina Manna-Rea |Amanda Williams
Plants and animals across the world are struggling for many reasons, whether it’s due to invasive species, pollution, or climate change. A lot of those reasons are caused by human activities. Within the last 50 years, we’ve taken some steps to try and ease that. Some places like Gorongosa National Park have the world’s most hopeful stories of wildlife recovery. And that recovery is just as important to wildlife as it is to the community.
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