Let’s Talk Health Equity and Reproductive Health Care Justice with Dr. Charlene Collier.

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Reede Scholars Live

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Let’s Talk Health Equity and Reproductive Health Care Justice with Dr. Charlene Collier.

Reede Scholars Live

45 minutes 10 seconds

3 years ago

Let’s Talk Health Equity and Reproductive Health Care Justice with Dr. Charlene Collier.

On this episode, we are joined by Dr. Charlene Collier, an obstetrician and gynecologist who currently lives with her family in Jackson, MS. After finishing her medical training, Dr. Collier completed the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Fellowship Program at Yale University School of Medicine. On June 24, 2022, the Dobbs v. Jackson decision changed the landscape of reproductive healthcare in this country. Marginalized communities, especially black and brown women, face lack of access to comprehensive health care services and increased risks related to pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes. Our conversation covers the impacts we believe this court ruling will have on underserved populations in this country.