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  • CDC Releases Maternal Mortality Rates for 2024

    The new maternal mortality rates from 2024 were released this week from the National Center for Health Statistics. Most of the data remain the same as in 2023, with a modest decrease in maternal deaths from 669 to 649.

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  • CDC Releases Maternal Mortality Rates for 2024
    The new maternal mortality rates from 2024 were released this week from the National Center for Health Statistics. Most of the data remain the same as in 2023, with a modest decrease in maternal deaths from 669 to 649.
  • Celebrate Women’s Day: Get Your Free E-Book
    We are giving away our e-book, Simple Steps to Become a Maternal Health Advocate, for free to members of our community only.
  • The Best States for Women’s Health
    Did you know there are 169 million women in the United States? Studies show that one-third of women postpone necessary medical care due primarily to a lack of access and rising health care costs.
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