Marsden Wagner

Marsden Wagner was an influential American physician and public health advocate known for his work in maternal and child health. He served as a prominent leader in promoting evidence-based practices in obstetrics and was a strong critic of unnecessary medical interventions during childbirth. Wagner emphasized the importance of natural birth processes and advocated for women's rights in healthcare decisions. His research contributed to shifting perspectives on the role of midwives and the need for supportive environments in maternity care, aiming to improve outcomes for mothers and newborns alike.