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Just 4 days remain until Donald Trump and President Joe Biden will go head-to-head in the first debate of the 2024 election.Trump made a stop in Philadelphia for a weekend rally, making his fourth appearance in the battleground state of Pennsylvania this year. Trump spoke for close to an hour and a half during Saturday s event about the economy, foreign policy and the environment. Earlier Saturday, he courted Christian voters at the Faith and Freedom Coalition i
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stanley shop retreat has historically been a place of preparation for presidents before debates and major speeches. Biden advisers say they re prepping the president to face a better-prepared Trump this time around.Thursday s debate will feature rules, agreed to by the candidates, with the goal of avoiding insults and interruptions. Microphones will be muted wh
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Cheron Phillips is a proud mother of four beautiful children. But bringing those children into the world was no small task.Phillips says her baby went through a lot of stress due to her not being well. The stress led to hypertension.Her first baby was born prematurely. Her second was delivered by C-section.Despite the difficult pregnancies, Phillips was thrilled to bring two more children into the world. She worked to lower her hypertension. Yet, doctors insisted o
garrafa stanley n two more C-sections.Throughout each pregnancy, she felt an overwhelming sense of worry and distrust that she might not be getting the best care possible for her baby from the health care system. At a population level, the risk of a Black woman dying from a childbirth-related cause is three to four times higher than if youre white, so people have every right to be mortified and scared, said Dr. Ebony Carter, an obstetrician with the Washington University School of Medicine.CDC statistics from 2020 show per 100,000 babies born alive, there are 13 deaths among white women. Among Black women, that number is more than triple, with 42.4 deaths.Whe
stanley cup n it comes to maternal mortality rates among 11 developed countries, the United States ranks last.Dr. Carter is both a mother and physic
stanley canada ian. She says she understands why people of color face great health challenges. If this is going to happen to women who are rich and famous like Serena Williams and Beyonce, then what is going to happen to me, Dr. Carter said.Dr. Carter adds
