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Mississippi s Maternal Health Crisis Exposed: 80% of Deaths Could Have Been Stopped – Ktoy1047

Mississippi s Maternal Health Crisis Exposed: 80% of Deaths Could Have Been Stopped – Ktoy1047
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In post-Roe v Wade Mississippi, have the needs of expectant mothers been addressed?

A once-pink building in Fondren that was the last clinic in Mississippi to perform abortions is now closed; replaced with a furniture store.

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Health officials working to lower pregnancy-related deaths throughout the Magnolia State

Health officials working to lower pregnancy-related deaths throughout the Magnolia State
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MSDH granted $2M to improve healthcare outcomes for women and children

The Mississippi State Department of Health has been granted $2,052,740 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to improve outcomes for women and children receiving care. Announced by Congressman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., the funding was made available by the federal department’s maternal and child health services grant program..

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Mississippi maternal deaths on the rise, according to MSDH

New numbers come from a report on deaths from 2016 through 2020 from the Mississippi Maternal Mortality Review Committee.

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