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Arkansas, Kentucky to get $20 million for maternal healthcare from Walton nonprofit | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Arkansas and Kentucky will receive $20 million to improve maternal health in the first state-level investment of Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America, a nonprofit co-founded by Olivia Walton. Walton announced the funding Thursday onstage at the Heartland Summit in Bentonville, alongside Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear. The funding will be roughly split between the two states and distributed over five years. It is the organization's first state-level investment to come
Judge hears arguments in lawsuit challenging Arkansas’ abortion ban | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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Plaintiffs challenging Arkansas' abortion ban faced attorneys for the state Monday in a hearing to address a motion by the Arkansas attorney general's office to dismiss the lawsuit. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors made clear from the outset of the hearing she did not intend to immediately rule on the state's motion but would issue a written opinion later. At least three of the lawsuit's seven plaintiffs attended the hearing: Emily Waldorf, Theresa Van and Allison Howland. In 2024, when
Lawsuit challenging Arkansas’ abortion ban will get first hearing; state arguing for dismissal | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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In September 2024, when Washington Regional hospital denied emergency abortion care to Emily Waldorf of Fayetteville, a friend contacted attorney Molly Duane. Doctors found Waldorf's amniotic sac and her baby's foot protruding from her uterus after she began bleeding and felt abdominal pressure at home, according to a lawsuit she and other plaintiffs filed in February challenging Arkansas' near-total abortion ban. Waldorf was diagnosed with cervical insufficiency. Doctors told her she would lose
Arkansas’ rate of uninsured children has risen since 2016 to one in every 13, report says | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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A new report from Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families highlights a steady rise in the rate of uninsured children in Arkansas, from a historic low of 4.1% in 2016 to 7.7% in 2024. The share of infants (ages 0-1) without insurance more than tripled over a six-year period, rising from 2.2% in 2018 to 7.6% in 2024, according to the report. As of 2024, infants were the most likely to be uninsured of any child age group in Arkansas, said Camille Richoux, health policy director at Arkansas Adv
Despite mental health screening mandate for new moms, Arkansas has little data | Eldorado News (opens the original)
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Since 2023, Arkansas lawmakers have stepped up efforts to improve the state's dismal maternal health outcomes, including a requirement that doctors and other providers offer mental health screenings to women after giving birth. But maternal health experts say the state lacks good information on whether pregnant and postpartum women are indeed getting screened, because providers aren't billing for it. That can likely be blamed, at least partially, on how little Arkansas Medicaid pays doctors to a
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