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PUSHING FORWARD.
Resources for Pregnancy & Infant Loss
We are so, so sorry you're here. If you're reading this, chances are a baby you love has died. We want you to know that you are not alone.
Get Involved - Become a PUSH Changemaker
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Empowered Pregnancy Guide
Your comprehensive guide to having an Empowered Pregnancy (& PAL!), with research-backed tips you won't find anywhere else.
Annual Report: FY2022-23
National 501(c)(3) Public Charity Leading the Movement to End Preventable Stillbirth. View the PUSH Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2022-23
PRESS RELEASE: PUSH Applauds 1st NY Bridge Lighting for National Stillbirth Prevention Day
Commemorating a historic first: on September 19, 2025 the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge and New York City’s iconic 230 Park Ave (the Helmsley Building) will for the first time ever be illuminated for National Stillbirth Prevention Day. These unprecedented illuminations honor babies lost to stillbirth and raise awareness that at least 1 in 4 U.S. stillbirths are preventable with current tools and simple, standardized changes to improve prenatal care protocols.
Official PUSH Blog
Sep 183 min read
PUSH at Shades of Blue Project Summit: Building Connections, Driving Change
Last week, our PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy directors traveled to Texas for the Shades of Blue Conference—an inspiring gathering focused on maternal mental health, perinatal loss, and prevention.
Ana Vick
Jul 282 min read
ICP (Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy)
Itchy hands/feet? Don't ignore the itch! This can be a warning sign of Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) - report to your OB ASAP!
Camila Caster
Feb 95 min read
Group B Strep (GBS)
About 1 in 4 pregnant individuals carry Group B Strep (GBS). Only some babies who are exposed to GBS become infected but it can be dangerous
Camila Caster
Jan 232 min read
Birth Timing
Did you know: stillbirth risk doubles after 40 weeks. And there is no medical/regulatory reason to be denied an induction after 39 weeks.
Camila Caster
Jan 92 min read
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