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The Golden State focused on common serious complications—hemorrhage and preeclampsia—and adapted its care and monitoring.
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State Legislators Are Finally Doing Something About the Black Maternal Health Crisis
State lawmakers have introduced more than 80 bills this session to address the disparity in Black maternal and infant mortality rates.
