Jessica Shepherd, MD ’05, Adtalem’s Blake Simpson, and chef, author, and TV personality Carla Hall sat down for an intimate conversation on women's health. Here’s what you need to know.

Adtalem’s Walden University held a daylong conference on Black maternal health equity, and we captured key perspectives from the experts.

In a new video, the Ross University School of Medicine alumna shares how she helps others face fertility challenges while facing her own.

How an Adtalem alumna became a leader in women’s health and how she’s using that role to promote systemic health equity.

Dr. Jamil Norman reveals deep systemic issues and advocates for change amidst the U.S. Black maternal health crisis in an article she wrote for The Motherly Collective.

Advice from a labor-and-delivery nurse educator.

How medical student Azva Alvi’s personal and professional experience led to research on Native American prenatal care and a deep desire to promote cultural competence.

Pediatricians are advocates for babies and moms. They play a larger role than most expect.   

Medical students and faculty talk about postpartum depression and what they are doing about it in St. Maarten.

A mother’s mental health can affect a child’s development in the womb and throughout their life.