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Wichita State student is bridging health care gaps through research and innovation

— Anna Break, an Honors Baccalaureate junior at Wichita State, is researching how health literacy affects the acceptability of wearable fetal heart monitors in rural and underserved communities. Her work, under the mentorship of Dr. Nikki Keene Woods, supports a larger effort to expand access to maternal care through remote health technology.

Anna Brake poses in front of his research poster at the Kansas state capitol

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