VNPC Webinars

Join VNPC for our webinars and learn about various maternal and infant health topics from guest speakers. In 2024, we offered monthly webinars on topics ranging from father engagement to sickle cell disease in the perinatal population. In addition, we also offered specialty webinar series on perinatal mental health, maternal and infant health data, and 2SLGBTQIA+ reproductive health and family planning. All webinar recordings from these 3 series, including the recordings of our monthly webinars, can be viewed on our VNPC YouTube channel now.

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VNPC Webinars

Learning is essential to our existence and helps different groups of people share knowledge, identify shared values, and ultimately understand one another better.

Our Health System Needs to Take Better Care of Mothers to Prevent More Infant Deaths

Emory researchers evaluate new devices to help mothers in areas lacking maternal care resources.

Racial Disparities in Maternal and Infant Health: Current Status and Efforts to Address Them.

Breastfeeding Is Crucial to Shaping Infant’s Microbes & Promoting Lung Health.

Collapse of bat populations increased infant mortality rate, study finds

Report: Maternal care access worsening nationwide due to hospital closures, decreases in obstetric services

Existing newborn screenings may be able to identify risk of sudden infant death syndrome, study finds.

America is trying to fix its maternal mortality crisis with federal, state and local programs

Virginia’s home for all things related to maternal and infant health.

The Virginia Neonatal Perinatal Collaborative exists to ensure that every mother has the best possible perinatal care and every infant cared for in Virginia has the best possible start to life.