Actress, entrepreneur, and mother Keke Palmer joins the National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF) for an exclusive conversation on FYH.News about motherhood, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and the importance of making informed decisions to protect babies.
Keke shares how she felt when she learned she was becoming a mother and how she first heard about RSV, and her personal experience after her son Leo got sick with the virus. These mothers also discuss why RSV matters for Black and Hispanic communities, how to handle misinformation and mistrust in healthcare, and why learning your options early helps you make confident decisions for your baby knowing that it’s important feel empowered to ask questions — especially as a new family.
As part of NMQF’s Protect From Day One campaign, this conversation encourages families to learn about RSV and discuss available protection options with their healthcare providers.
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