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• Peer countries such as the United Kingdom and United States have recently adopted
systematic approaches to reducing racial inequities in reproductive and birthing care …

The disparities are striking: Black women are three times as likely as White women to die
from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth and Black infants in America are …

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Background Systemic racism in Canada's healthcare system continues to contribute to
sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) inequities for Indigenous, Black, and …

Addressing the National Crisis Facing Black and Latina Women... : Obstetrics & Gynecology
Addressing the National Crisis Facing Black and Latina Women, Birthing People, and Infants …

Reducing maternal mortality rates in the Unites States has proved to be challenging since
the spike in rates around the year 2000. Institutions like the Centers for Disease Control and …

A woman's reproductive healthcare experience in the United States can vary dramatically
depending on her race. In 2020, the pregnancy-related mortality rate in the US was 40.8 …

The US has a well-developed healthcare system but still faces significant discrimination in
mother and child's health, despite significant spending on these areas (Current Status and …

Birth equity can be defined as “The assurance of the conditions of optimal births for all
people with a willingness to address racial and social inequities in a sustained effort.”(Birth …