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The report also revealed that the "near misses" from severe pregnancy-related complications that nearly cause death has been rising in the States increasing by 25 percent since 1988.
The United States lifetime risk of maternal death is higher tan 40 other nations, including most of the industrialized world.
A key concern is the lack of prenatal care. Women who do not receive proper prenatal care are three to four times more likely to die than women who do.
Shame on America
JoJoshua1 1 year ago
Americans do not want to be # 37 in the world for healthcare any longer. We do not want to pay 40 % more for less any longer. We do not want to be know in the world for the following. Please realize people are getting smart.
Amnesty International released a new report on the shocking number of women dying in the United States from pregnancy-related complications.
JoJoshua1 1 year ago
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The U.S. Health Care Bill has its lows and its highs, but the bottom line is if you and your peers allow the VeriChip/IBM subdermal implantable microchip program to pass (Found on Page 1001 - 1007 of the current U.S. Health Care Bill) the people will revolt in the nastiest way and feel morally and spiritually ethical in doing so. EX: There are those jewish/christian religious types who believe this chip is the BIBLE's revelated, "Mark of the Beast."
777equals666 2 years ago
I want a single payer system like most of the civilized world has. Tort reform is a straw man. It doesn't pass savings on the consumer. Your argument is a ridiculous attempt at obstructing what the American people really want. In the absence of s single payer system, give a a ROBUST public option!!!
Sojourner30 2 years ago 2