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5:58Now PlayingDespite recent declines, the United States holds the highest maternal death rate among high-income countries, with 22 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2022, according to the Commonwealth Fund. This rate starkly contrasts with other nations, such as Chile, which has the second highest rate at 14 per 100,000, while half of the countries surveyed report fewer than five deaths. Norway even recorded zero maternal deaths. The statistics are even grimmer for Black women in the U.S., who face a maternal death rate of 50 per 100,000. Join us in this episode of Night School as we delve into the factors contributing to these alarming numbers and explore potential solutions.
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