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Kindred’s Top 12 Stories Of 2020
From Kindred's December 2020 Newsletter:
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Before 2020, Cultural Creatives like us may have been…
Maternal Anxiety Affects The Fetal Brain: New Study
Anxiety in gestating mothers appears to affect the course of brain development in their fetuses, changing neural connectivity in the womb, a new study by…
Survey Finds Doctors, Nurses, And Midwives Actively Solicit Moms To Have…
(Tarrytown, New York—November 16, 2020) — A new study released by Intact America reveals that circumcision of baby boys is routinely and often aggressively…
Kindred World Elects Darcia Narvaez, PhD, President; Meet New 2021 Board…
Kindred World, the parent nonprofit of Kindred Media, is proud to announce the election of our new board of directors for 2021-2024. Leading the board for the…
Study: Paid Leave Effective in Reducing Spread of COVID-19
DES MOINES, Iowa -- New research suggests access to emergency paid leave could help limit the spread of the coronavirus.Supporters of a broader paid-time-off…
Consuming Sugary Beverages While Breastfeeding Affects Cognitive…
October 6, 2020 –– Children's Hospital Los Angeles study shows that juice and drinks with added sugar can affect a child's cognitive development
A diet…
Seven Million American Women of Childbearing Age Live in Counties with…
Nearly half of women who face maternity care access challenges live in urban areasOrganizations nationwide support #BlanketChange by demanding equity, access…
Native Breastfeeding Week Is August 9-15: An Interview with the Founder,…
Jasha Lyons Echo-Hawk, founder of Native Breastfeeding Week
"Native Breastfeeding is an act of defiance to the colonial systems and their imposed…
Join The Eco-Attachment Dance: 28 Days To Nature Connection
https://youtu.be/o43Q-z6aGzo
You, your children, your family are invited to discover ways to connect with nature, renew your ecological attachment,…
Multiple Studies Show Autism Rates Surging Worldwide
Researchers Still Stumped
Three large epidemiological studies released this spring show a continuing trend, autism rates are increasing, not just in the…