Have you ever wondered what a day in public health looks like? A lot of the work happens quietly, behind the scenes.In the Women, Infant, and Community Wellness section at NCDHHS' Division of Public Health, people work hard to:Bring groups togetherTeach health providersImprove health for moms and babies across our stateWe spent time with Dr. Meredith Aulds, the Perinatal Health Strategic Plan Coordinator, to learn how her work supports NC every day.
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