North Carolina restores perinatal program after Medicaid funding dispute delayed research | northcarolinahealthnews.org
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North Carolina has restored funding for the Perinatal Quality Collaborative, allowing it to resume its critical research into maternal and newborn care. The decision follows extensive lobbying from health advocates and reflects the collaborative's proven impact on improving health outcomes in the state.
Read full story @ www.northcarolinahealthnews.org/2026/09/25/perinatal-quality-collaborative-funding-medicaid-maternal-health »
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85B
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This news article is well-written with clear structure and strong sourcing, although there are some minor issues in clarity and flow. The piece effectively communicates the revival of a key perinatal program in North Carolina following a funding dispute, emphasizing its importance for maternal and infant care.
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