Concerns Over Santa Clara County Black Infant Program
The reassignment of Dr. Beverley White-Macklin from Santa Clara County's Black Infant Health Program has sparked concerns about future efforts to combat baby mortality.
Dr. White-Macklin has spent decades developing a program to guide Black mothers through potentially complicated pregnancies.
- County officials are moving her to another public health role.
- This move is part of a broader effort to address a systemic budget deficit.
It'll be like starting over
Former leaders of the program and mothers who participated are raising alarms about the impact of this change.
Author's summary: Reassignment of a trusted doctor sparks concerns over Black infant health program.
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