CT lawmakers propose bill to address death rates among Black mothers who give birth
State lawmakers pledged Tuesday during Black Maternal Health Week to address the crisis.
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Apr 13, 2023, 5:29 PM
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11h agoIn Connecticut, a Black mother is up to seven times more likely to die giving birth than her white counterparts. State lawmakers pledged Tuesday during Black Maternal Health Week to address the crisis.
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