Abortion Bans Linked to Higher Pregnancy-Related Deaths
What: A new report shows pregnancy-related deaths spiked in Texas after abortion bans—56% increase in 2022—disproportionately impacting Black women.
Key Line: “The spike in White maternal mortality in Texas is a canary in the coal mine…”
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