From Statistics to Solutions: Improving Black Maternal Health
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CDC data show that Black women are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women, with most of the maternal deaths being preventable. This heightened risk spans all income and education levels.
To put it into perspective: According to a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research, the wealthiest Black woman in California is at a higher risk of maternal mortality than the least wealthy white woman.
On February 21, as part of their "Lunch and Learn" series, Garnet Health presents "From Statistics to Solutions: Improving Black Maternal Health." It's a lunchtime chat with the experts to discuss black maternal health and the existing disparities. We should note Garnet Health is a financial supporter of WJFF.
Tim Bruno spoke to Jessie Moore, Garnet Health’s Physician Liaison in the Community Health Department.