Shawn Foucher is a lifelong Midwesterner firmly anchored to all the wonders of the Great Lakes region. He has worked in the media and communication industry for 20 years, both in news and marketing. Along with writing and editing, he also has experience in photography, graphic design and social media management. Shawn is the dad of two daughters, Lilah and Ella, and husband to wife, Amy. If he’s not on some adventure with his girls, he’s probably working on his house or hiding someplace quiet with a good book.
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Perry Charleston had every reason to believe he would die in his 40s. Then he met Dr. Michael Dickinson.
Age 36, married and mother of two, Amy Reames was in a good place. And then her heart shut down.
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Now in its 10th year, Strong Beginnings has effectively upended the status quo when it comes to health equity and maternal-infant health in the African-American community.
Medical minds know that vaccinations are critical in keeping children healthy. Can they convince doubting parents?
Policymakers won’t know until next year if a new immunization waiver rule wins over anti-vaccination parents.
