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BBG Thrilled to Celebrate Staysha Quentrill’s New York Times Feature on Midwifery in West Virginia

We’re thrilled to celebrate one of our own making national headlines. Staysha Quentrill, West Virginia midwife and advocate for community-based birth care, is featured in The New York Times article […]

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