Health Affairs Narrative Matters

A mother whose son was stillborn at thirty-six weeks is working to import stillbirth prevention policies from abroad. Read by author Marny Smith.

Show Notes

A mother whose son was stillborn at thirty-six weeks is working to import stillbirth prevention policies from abroad. Read by author Marny Smith, assistant director of Graduate Career Services at the Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs at Baruch College.

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