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| Theresa Henderson, MPH Grant Coordinator 216.201.2000 ext 1552 thenderson@ccbh.net | Angela Newman-White, MA Supervisor 216.201.2000 ext 1517 anewman@ccbh.net | |
Over 80 percent of new parents in Ohio breastfeed their babies. Many want to continue after they return to work.
It’s also required by … 
Smoking while pregnant is dangerous for both the mother and the baby. Risks include birth defects, premature birth and other complications during pregnancy.
Black non-Hispanic and white non-Hispanic pregnant women who reported smoking during pregnancy were more than twice as likely to have a very preterm birth, which means that the baby was …
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| Angela Newman-White MA Supervisor 216.201.2000 ext 1517 anewman@ccbh.net | Richard Stacklin M.Ed Data Analyst 216.201.2000 ext 1604 rstacklin@ccbh.net | |
Smoking while pregnant is dangerous for both the mother and the baby. The risks include birth defects, premature birth and other complications during pregnancy.
Over the past … 
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| Lorrie Considine BSN, RN Program Manager 216.201.2000 ext 1529 lconsidine@ccbh.net | ||
Sleep-related deaths are the most preventable cause of infant death. Unsafe sleep environments are the primary danger … 
