Risk of Maternal Mortality Is Twice as High in Abortion-Banned States, New Study Says In 2023, the first full year without Roe, the risk of maternal death in Texas was 155% higher than in California.

A new study analyzing maternal mortality rates found that nearly two-thirds of maternal-related deaths in the U.S. happen up to a year after a woman has given birth.. The finding is part of a ...

Maternal mortality In 2021, the maternal mortality rate in the U.S. stood at 32.9 deaths per 100,000 live births, surpassing rates in most other high-income countries.

It also presents an opportunity to avert cascading negative maternal outcomes and maternal mortality in the United States. Interoperability—the exchange and use of health care data—is a key ...

Maternal mortality issue long clouded by conflicting data, reporting methods. Experts say it's time to focus on the qualitative aspects of improving care. Skip to Main Content.