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Episode 8: Unreliable Maternal Mortality Metrics
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Episode 8: Unreliable Maternal Mortality Metrics

Llewellyn Jones
Feb 15, 2023
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Sudden Decline in Maternal Mortality During Pandemic Related to Assault, Accidents
The maternal mortality rate is regularly considered a black eye for the American health care system. The number of deaths of mothers surrounding labor is distinctly high for a developed nation like the U.S. Internationally, it ranks near less developed second-world countries like Uzbekistan, Moldova, and Uruguay based on World Bank data…
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