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WORT fm; Working Together To Improve Birth And Infant Outcomes As A Community

Criminal trials can result in posttraumatic stress responses in members of the black community. These incidents are not uncommon for people of color, and as a result there is a resurgence of these stress-related feelings when a new trial or incident occurs.

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