Oops! On this same radio show. Mrs @KamalaHarris was caught in a big lie.pic.twitter.com/aVu3tBdDcZ
Black women in America are dying at a rate 3-4x higher than white women from pregnancy-related complications. It's tragic. When you look at it, this isn’t an issue about education. It isn’t about socioeconomics. It’s literally racial bias in our health care system.pic.twitter.com/KKFk5HiTmK
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I bet she brought her hot sauce in her purse too...
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Might want to investigate complications in teen pregnancies before we throw the race card so liberally......
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Might want to to read the scientific evidence before we presume it's a 'race card' so easily - Fyi: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/30396228/?i=7&from=maternal%20mortality%20black … No mention of teen pregnancies as a predictor btw
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Ask the nurses Senator. We can tell you what happens.
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Would like to know. What happens.
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Black women are also less likely to have their pain taken seriously or be offered pain medication in a hospital or emergency room setting.
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Very true I was sent home no meds after complaining about burning in my back & stomach. ER doctor said I was lying. Later saw a specialist, turns out the issue could be related to my kidneys
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I’m sure this is a made up stat to try to stir up racial bias where there shouldn’t be any .
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Nope. This is well known among the medical community, based on analysis of publicly available data from CDC and other clinical outcomes studies. The trend is similar even when data is normalized for socioeconomic factors. Google "
#MaternalMortality rates" https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/maternalinfanthealth/pregnancy-mortality-surveillance-system.htm … - 1 more reply
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