The U.S remains one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth.
It’s possible for families to have healthy pregnancies, but the U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations to give birth. The stagnant D+ grade in preterm birth and newly-released early data on infant mortality signal troubling trends in the intersection of maternal and infant health, especially among communities of color. It's on all of us to act now to improve outcomes for all moms and babies. Learn more about how you can create change by visiting, marchofdimes.org/reportcard.
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The U.S remains one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth.
The U.S remains one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth.
It’s possible for families to have healthy pregnancies, but the U.S. remains among the most dangerous developed nations to give birth. The stagnant D+ grade in preterm birth and newly-released early data on infant mortality signal troubling trends in the intersection of maternal and infant health, especially among communities of color. It's on all of us to act now to improve outcomes for all moms and babies. Learn more about how you can create change by visiting, marchofdimes.org/reportcard.
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