Pregnancy-related deaths rise in California - NAM

The mortality rate of California women who die from causes directly related to pregnancy has nearly tripled in the past decade, prompting doctors to worry about the dangers of obesity in expectant mothers and about medical complications of cesarean sections. Full Story »

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Chris Finnie
3.3
by Chris Finnie - Feb. 4, 2010

An interesting topic that the writer starts to tie into the current healthcare debate, but never fully does. Confusing organization and language makes it somewhat hard to follow. For example, the writer says Tatia French's mother needed a C-section--which is not true. There are also several rather glaring grammatical mistakes.

It appears there is substantial doubt as to the cause of the increased mortality. But many avenues for investigation. Hopefully somebody will follow up on them.

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