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Dr. Umar Ifatunde, a prominent psychologist and educator, has raised awareness about the high infant mortality rate in our melanin rich heritage communities. In our community, infant mortality rates are significantly higher than in other racial and ethnic groups. This disparity is often attributed to a lack of access to quality healthcare, poverty and systemic racism.

Dr. Ifatunde has emphasized the importance of addressing these root causes in order to improve outcomes for mothers and babies. He has advocated for increased investment in healthcare infrastructure, improved access to prenatal care and greater education and support for expectant mothers.

Dr. Umar Ifatunde has highlighted the need for greater recognition of the impact of systemic racism on maternal and infant health outcomes. Structural inequalities in healthcare, housing, education and employment contribute to the higher rates of infant mortality in our marginalized communities.

Overall, Dr. Umar Ifatunde work serves as a valuable reminder of the urgent need to address the disparities in infant mortality rates in our communities. By advocating for systemic change and greater investment in healthcare and support services, we can work towards reducing these alarming statistics and ensuring that all mothers and babies have the opportunity to thrive.

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