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Stillbirth affects thousands of families each year, yet misinformation persists. What are the risk factors, and how do disparities in care contribute? Heather Florescue, MD, FACOG, OBGYN at the University of Rochester Medical Center, sheds light on the psychological toll of stillbirth, the often-overlooked postpartum period, and steps to reduce risk during pregnancy and conception. We then spoke to Samantha Banerjee, Executive Director of PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy, shares her personal journey and the advocacy efforts supporting families and driving change. Join us as we explore how to navigate pregnancy concerns, advocate for better care, and break the silence surrounding stillbirth.

00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks
02:25 Understanding Stillbirth: Definitions and Differences
03:12 Common Risk Factors and Misconceptions
05:29 Emotional and Psychological Impact
06:58 Support Systems and Resources
07:55 Invisible Postpartum and Medical Care
09:31 Preventive Measures and Community Outreach
12:53 Genetic Testing and Placental Pathology
15:43 Breaking the Silence and Promoting Research
17:29 Introducing Samantha Banerjee and PUSH
17:56 Introduction and Gratitude
18:42 Personal Story of Loss
19:55 Systemic Failures and Push Pregnancy
22:09 Disparities in Stillbirth Rates
24:29 Resources and Advocacy for Parents
29:48 Postpartum Care for Stillbirth Mothers
34:11 Legislative Gaps and Actions
40:20 Conclusion and Call to Action