Interesting report on a landmark study significant to understanding maternal death, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. This is insightful and original, but many more sources and viewpoints need to be included in order to establish solid context and relevance of the piece; perhaps include info from some of the other studies mentioned in conclusion? Even the reporter says, "...other representative studies of maternal death across the region are needed" in order to understand causes of maternal death elsewhere.

While this story contains the same problem, that of putting too much emphasis on a single study, that is entirely too common in stories about medical research, it does suggest an important pathway to the reduction of the obscenely high maternal mortality in the world.

I really trust this source of science daily and know that much of the information is very unbiased and much of the information made very good sense and other sources mentioned were legit.

I was reading this and decided that it seemed factual. It gave facts about what they think is happening in Sub-Saharan Africa and what they believe what is actually happening and how they could possibly fix it.