Infant Mortality and Births Increased In Most States With Abortion Bans, Studies Find
Two studies found that infant mortality and births increased in most states with abortion bans after the Dobbs ruling.
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Birth Rates, Infant Mortality Increased in Abortion Ban States
States that implemented abortion bans had an estimated 0.33 additional infant deaths per 1,000 live births above the expected ...
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Abortion Bans Linked to Higher Infant Mortality, Disproportionately Impact Black Infants
New data show states with abortion bans saw increased infant deaths, with the greatest impact on Black infants and congenital ...
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U.S. Abortion Ban: Rise in Infant Mortality Rates
Discover how abortion bans in the U.S. are linked to rising infant mortality rates, with significant impacts on Black infants ...
Abortion bans in US led to more births and infant deaths, especially among vulnerable groups
Abortion bans in the United States are exacerbating existing health disparities as births increase in high-risk populations ...
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Birth Rates, Infant Mortality Increased in Abortion Ban States
Infant mortality rates also rose in these same ... Bell told MedPage Today that the stark racial disparity between Black and white people was particularly troubling. She also pointed out that ...
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Abortion bans in US led to more births and infant deaths, especially among vulnerable groups
Abortion bans in the United States are exacerbating existing health disparities as births increase in high-risk populations and infant mortality ... more than any other racial or ethnic group.
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Rosalind Osgood advocates new initiative to improve outcomes for mothers and babies
Osgood wants new pilot program to improve health outcomes for mother and babies and address disparities in health.
Infant deaths continue to rise as more abortion bans are put in place, studies find
Overall, infant mortality was about four times higher among births linked to abortion bans than it was in the general population, said Dr. Suzanne O. Bell, lead author of the fertility study and ...