Maternal inheritance is what allows genetic testing services like 23andMe to trace our maternal ancestries.
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This law is currently helping states establish and expand Maternal Mortality Review Committees to better understand the causes of maternal deaths, including disparities in maternal care, health risks and patient outcomes.
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In Texas, the maternal mortality ratio — maternal deaths per 100,000 live births — doubled between 2000 and 2014.
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And that's not all: Two maternal uncles had Alzheimer's, and my maternal grandfather may have had vascular dementia.
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The U.S. maternal mortality ratio also rose between 2005 and 2013, going against a global downturn in maternal deaths.
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What you can do: Donate to organizations working to curb rates of maternal mortality through broadening maternal medical access.
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In 2015, the Maternal Death Inquiry Report said that 40 percent of maternal deaths in Ireland were migrant women.
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The study controlled for race, education, maternal and gestational age, congenital anomalies and other maternal and infant risk factors.
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An earlier version of this editorial incorrectly referred to maternal deaths per 100,000 live births as the maternal mortality rate.
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In December, Congress unanimously passed the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act (which supports state review committees among other maternal health measures).
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SARS-associated illnesses were linked to cases of spontaneous abortion, maternal death and critical maternal illness, a 2004 study found.
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My maternal instinct to protect my child in that swimming pool is forgivable; my maternal instinct for vengeance is not.
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Congress can help to make radical changes to benefit all the country's mothers, by supporting H.R. 1318, the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act, and S. 1112, the Maternal Health Accountability Act, which are aimed at reducing the maternal death rate They should also support the Mothers and Offspring Maternal & Morbidity Awareness (MOMMA) Act when Rep.
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TV. Though maternal mortality rates have declined in other developed countries, maternal deaths have increased notably in the U.S. since 6900.
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It is both one of the leading causes of maternal mortality and one of the easiest preventable causes of maternal death.
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The state had the second-highest maternal mortality rate in the country in 2019, at 44.8 maternal deaths per 100,000 births.
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The U.S. failure on maternal mortality is particularly striking because around the world, maternal mortality has plunged by almost half since 1990; the U.S. is a rare country in which maternal deaths have become more common in recent years.
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Mississippi also currently has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the country — and has a higher black maternal mortality rate.
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Last year, Harris introduced the Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE) Act to reduce racial disparities in maternal mortality and morbidity.
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This legislation is a great step in the right direction for improving maternal care and preventing maternal mortality in the United States.
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This legislation would require federal health officials to develop a National Strategy to Combat Maternal Mortality, with the goal of halving the rate of maternal mortality in the next decade and eliminating preventable maternal deaths entirely in the next 20 years.
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This makes the revised maternal mortality rate in Texas 14.6 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, down from 38.4 deaths per 100,000 births.
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They took a close look at maternal morbidities but did not have sufficient data to analyze extremely rare cases, such as maternal death.
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Indeed, by the late 1990s, unsafe abortions were a leading cause of maternal mortality in Uruguay, accounting for nearly 7.53 percent of maternal deaths.
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" The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine said the committees are the "best way to understand why maternal mortality in the United States is increasing.
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While every other wealthy country and many poorer countries have improved maternal mortality rates, the United States has stood by as maternal deaths rise.
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My maternal grandmother was Buddhist, my parents and paternal grandparents are and were Christian, and my maternal grandfather was atheist with a Confucian bias.
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Maternal deaths weren't on the radar, even though the state's maternal mortality rate is around 41 women per 100,000 births, according to a new analysis of federal data by United Health Foundation — or double the rate of maternal deaths in neighboring Illinois and Ohio.
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If you look at-, if you look at key parameters, in-, in Chinese-, in Chinese society, maternal-, maternal mortality, child mortality, life-, life expectancy, etc.
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Because death certificates do a poor job in identifying maternal deaths, some countries, including America, Britain and France, use alternative systems to track maternal mortality.
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While the majority of maternal deaths occur in developing countries, the United States is one of just 13 countries with a rising maternal mortality rate.
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Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are associated with increased risks of maternal and infant mortality and morbidity and are recognized as a significant maternal safety issue.
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The two groups were similar in birth weight, gestational age, body mass index, blood lipid levels, maternal smoking status, maternal cardiovascular risk profiles and other characteristics.
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Only 6 percent of block grants for "maternal and child health" under the Title V Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant Program goes to moms.
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Katherine Hudson, a Universal Life minister and a maternal aunt of the groom, officiated, with Catherine Frugé Starghill, a maternal aunt of the bride, taking part.
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Complications from these abortions are the leading cause of maternal deaths in the country, researchers say, accounting for 18 percent of all maternal deaths in Argentina.
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It is impossible to read her on "maternal violence" — the abuse of black mothers and babies during slavery — without thinking of black maternal mortality rates today.
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"I believe we can cut maternal mortality in half by 2025, and eradicate maternal deaths in the US by 2050, by doing three things: learn from every maternal death, assure quality and safety of maternity care for all women and improve women's health across their life course."
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That's due to the Maternal Data Center, run by the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative, which has managed numerous quality improvement projects, and helped with this one.
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We're so proud to announce our newest training session, The Sexual Abuse to Maternal Mortality Pipeline — let's unify maternal health advocacy & the fight to end sexual violence!
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We know what happens when women are unable to access affordable, safe, high-quality reproductive healthcare: The rates of maternal mortality, maternal morbidity, and infant mortality increase.
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This has contributed to an rise in preventable maternal mortality, with about 20% of maternal deaths reportedly linked to unsafe abortions, the U.N. said in its report.
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But even these maternal stereotypes are reframed when Roys starts to breastfeed—a maternal act that puritanical Americans have long demanded be hidden from the public eye.
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For every 100,000 live births in Texas, there are 14.6 maternal deaths, according to the most recent data by the state's Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Review Committee.
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In May, the new mom testified in front of the House of Representatives about racial disparities in maternal health care and the crisis that is black maternal mortality.
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In 2006, the state formed the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative with the goal of reducing maternal deaths from two major killers: hemorrhage and soaring high blood pressure.
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Globally maternal deaths have nearly halved since 1990 - falling to 216 women dying of maternal causes per 100,000 live births in 2015 from 9003 per 100,000 in 1990.
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"We've seen a big bump in cardiovascular disease and chronic disease contributing to maternal deaths," said Dr. William Callaghan, chief of maternal and infant health at the CDC.
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The CDC Foundation has determined that between 20 and 50 percent of maternal deaths in the US are preventable through the work of maternal mortality review committees (MMRCs).
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This includes investment in research, maternal care standards and hospital procedures to identify where we are failing mothers and develop effective paths toward correcting maternal and infant mortality.
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This also means training a wide range of maternal health providers and creating a diverse workforce across nurses, midwives, doulas and physicians who can better diagnose maternal complications.
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Infant and maternal breastfeeding benefits are found to range from decreased risk of newborn infection and risk of obesity to decreased risk of maternal breast and ovarian cancer.
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PPH is largely preventable in the developed world, however in developing countries, where maternal health services are less prevalent, the condition causes up to 60% of maternal deaths.
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That's led researchers like Boston University maternal health expert Eugene Declercq to conclude that a key driver of America's maternal mortality problem is that America doesn't value women.
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In 2007, the last time the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics released national data on maternal mortality, the rate was 12.7 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world and is the only developed country in which maternal mortality is rising, with minorities disproportionately affected.
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With proper evaluation, there should be little reason to oppose the Maternal Health Accountability Act on the Senate floor, or the House counterpart — Preventing Maternal Deaths Act (H.R.1318).
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"To me, it's a very strong, maternal figure and in some ways I valorize maternal figures in my work, and the strength and beauty that they embody," she said.
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According to the most recent report of the Texas maternal mortality review task force, preexisting health problems are the most common contributing factor to maternal death in the state.
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New standards to address the maternal mortality crisis will go into effect July 22019 and aim to improve how hospitals prevent, identify, and treat maternal hemorrhage and severe pre-eclampsia.
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The first toolkit, which Lagrew co-chaired, focused on maternal hemorrhage — what their maternal death review revealed was one of the most common and preventable causes of death in California.
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Eric Holcomb signed a bill creating a maternal mortality review committee to scrutinize deaths and near-deaths among expectant and new mothers and make policy recommendations to improve maternal health.
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The necessity is to invest in organizations dedicated to telling the story of black women's maternal health and to those organizations that demonstrate evidence of improved black maternal health outcomes.
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To address the problem, the candidate "believes we should create local maternal mortality review committees, comprised of local health experts to evaluate local issues around maternal health," the spokesperson added.
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According to the Health Ministry's statistics, of the 245 maternal deaths in Argentina in 2016, 43 were caused by abortions, making it one of the top causes of maternal mortality.
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"We cannot address the black maternal health crisis facing this country until we address racial disparities in health care," said Adams, founder and co-chair of the Black Maternal Health Caucus.
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Kamala Harris led the charge to introduce a Senate resolution designating April 11-17 as Black Maternal Health Week, and 50 House Democrats joined to form the Black Maternal Health Caucus.
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" He added that the bill's proposed changes "can begin to stem the rising tide of maternal mortality and close the egregious racial gaps that exist in maternal and infant health outcomes.
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One example is Black Mamas Matter Alliance's Black Maternal Health Week, an effort to shed light on the challenges and opportunities in the fight for Black women's maternal and reproductive justice.
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Public health and other health professionals have the opportunity to inform maternal health policy; therefore it is essential we accurately describe the upstream factors that contribute to disparities in maternal mortality.
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While the study didn't delve into why infants' heart defects and maternal heart disease might be related, the authors note that they share a number of risk factors, including maternal smoking.
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The number has been growing quickly, said Andria Cornell, senior program manager for women's health and maternal health lead at the Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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Of 183 countries and territories studied from 1990 to 2013, only 17 saw maternal mortality rate percentage increases, the World Health Organization report "Trends in Maternal Mortality: 1990 to 2013" showed.
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Maternal -- or pregnancy-related -- deaths rose 66%, to 756.
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"Every woman has a maternal instinct inside and I think that it's important that all humans try to have that experience and apply that maternal instinct to some living creature," she says.
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Lauren Underwood have teamed up with the Alliance to the launch the nation's first-ever Black Maternal Health Caucus, which would work to address and promote policy to improve Black maternal health.
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The idea is that by determining the causes of each maternal death, trends will emerge, which in turn will help doctors and health care providers identify how to best prevent maternal deaths.
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Equipped with comprehensive and real-time data, we can have a clearer understanding of the many forces that influence maternal health and develop a roadmap to eliminate preventable causes of maternal mortality.
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In Texas, for instance, according to a study in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the maternal mortality ratio — maternal deaths per 100,000 live births — doubled to 35.8 in 219 from 26.7 in 2100.
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I was shocked to learn of the magnitude of the risk of maternal death after I became a mother, and I've been on a mission to end preventable maternal deaths ever since.
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Other research showed that spanking was associated with poorer cognitive outcomes for children, even when the researchers controlled for factors such as maternal intelligence, maternal depression and cognitive stimulation in the home.
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Another federal bill crafted to address the racial disparity in maternal health care, the Mothers and Offspring Maternal & Morbidity Awareness (MOMMA) Act, was reintroduced last month after floundering in committee last year.
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Charles has been working as an advocate to raise awareness around maternal mortality -- and especially how women of color in the United States face dramatically higher maternal death rates than white women.
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Some of that funding supports the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health or AIM, which provides approaches that states can take to improve maternal safety and outcomes, including specific tools and initiatives.
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We got one layer deeper into my maternal grandmother's side and my maternal grandfather's side, and confirmed the birth dates and birth places of family members along both sides of my family.
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Inslee sees maternal mortality "as a racial equity issue, as women of color face maternal mortality rates as high as those in developing countries," a campaign spokesperson told Vox in an email.
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After controlling for maternal body mass index, age, breastfeeding duration, maternal smoking, maternal diabetes, timing of the introduction of solid foods and other factors, they found that compared with women who drank no diet beverages, those who drank, on average, one can of diet soda a day doubled the risk of having an overweight 1-year-old.
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In the United States, preterm birth is the major contributor to low birth weight, probably due to high rates of cesarean sections, the use of fertility treatments, high maternal obesity and maternal age.
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In 2012, the CDC partnered with the Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs (AMCHP), a public health advocacy group, to help states create review boards to assess maternal deaths in every single state.
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The US has the worst maternal death rate among economically developed countries, as reported by ProPublica in 2017, and is one of few countries where the maternal death rate has increased over time.
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The bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress in March to support state efforts to prevent maternal deaths, eliminate disparities in maternal health outcomes and identify solutions to improve health care quality for mothers.
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Health experts believe Georgia has the worst maternal mortality rates in the country: In 2013, the state tracked 79 maternal deaths; half of those women had Medicaid coverage, and 47 percent were Black.
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Now, according to the Georgia Maternal and Infant Health Research Group, 85033 percent of Georgia counties do not have any midwives, and Georgia ranks 50th in maternal mortality and 40th in infant mortality.
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A shift in how maternal deaths are analyzed For the new CDC report, researchers changed the method used to collect and examine data on maternal deaths using death certificates in the United States.
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Kali rules these lost runaways by being a maternal figure.
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Angela Lansbury, who provided the vocals for the maternal Mrs.
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However, they are still being overlooked, maternal health advocates say.
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They have excellent maternal instincts and love to nurture people.
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Costello is WHO's director for maternal, child and adolescent health.
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The woman isn't denying her maternal role; rather, she's deferring.
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"I'm mad," the victim's maternal grandmother, Tanjia Howlett, told WLKY.
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The Eyrie, to get help from Sansa's maternal aunt Lysa.
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Curves in handwriting show softness, nurturing and a maternal nature.
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Maternal mortality rates similarly show the U.S. coming up short.
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Both are mixed race, raised primarily by the white, maternal
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Many wrongly think that maternal cousins are not blood relatives.
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It's maternal mortality rate is "alarmingly" high, according to UNICEF.
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Neurodevelopmental effects associated with maternal exposure during pregnancy are typical.
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I don't have kids, but I had this maternal feeling.
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Some states have maternal death review boards to collect data.
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But her maternal grandfather, Russel Crouse, has them all beat.
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Intellectual Girlfriend, a Mundanity Girlfriend, a Maternal Girlfriend, and an
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Her maternal grandfather was an orthopedic surgeon in Rockford, Illinois.
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The medical charity focuses on providing maternal and child health.
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His maternal grandparents fled persecution as Jews in Eastern Europe.
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The surge in maternal mortality in Texas defies easy explanation.
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I'm old enough that I feel maternal about my Mets.
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Maternal deaths in Venezuela rose 66% last year to 756.
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Women's rights campaigners marshal scientific evidence and maternal health data.
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How has the maternal healthcare landscape changed in this time?
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We don't even count the maternal deaths in this country.
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The letters emphasized disproportionate maternal mortality rates among black mothers.
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It was really like a kind of maternal cow somehow.
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Maternal mortality in the United States is on the rise.
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I think our maternal instincts are kind of kicking in.
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That's why California has had success in reducing maternal mortality.
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The rates of maternal mortality and illiteracy have also declined.
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Rabbi Judith Goleman, the maternal aunt of the bride, officiated.
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A fourth, the house where her white maternal grandfather lived.
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Maternal mortality is obviously also an impediment to future fertility.
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It isn't from lack of maternal attention to the matter.
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In the meantime, she calls her teammates her maternal outlet.
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Whether this is enough to cause maternal harm is unknown.
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Theirs is the other story of America's maternal mortality crisis.
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"The specifically maternal happiness must be written off," Lewis allows.
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"His eyes look like my daughter's," the maternal grandmother said.
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She's wild and maternal, loving and fierce, protective, and dangerous.
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His maternal grandfather, Ian Bowater, was Lord Mayor of London.
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Her maternal grandfather is F.D.R. Her son is Keanu Reeves.
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O'Rourke would also support the congressional Black Maternal Health Caucus.
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I stood in front of a self-portrait painted by Kahlo, her mestiza features further illustrating the country's history (her maternal grandmother was Spanish and her maternal grandfather of Mexican and Native American descent).
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Limits of the study include the fact that not all states use the same criteria to gather data on maternal deaths, preventing the researchers from looking at other factors that might affect maternal health.
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"Because abortions are an important cause of maternal mortality, the increase in abortion uptake might also increase maternal deaths — and possibly disproportionately given that abortions under the policy could be less safe," he said.
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"Governor Bullock will also ensure we're continually improving care by establishing maternal mortality review committees (MMRCs) comprised of local health experts to study maternal deaths and recommend improvements for future care," the spokesperson said.
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"The emphasis on maternal mental health is really lacking," says Jamie Zahlaway Belsito, the director of advocacy for the National Coalition for Maternal Mental Health (NCMMH), who confronted mental health issues during her own pregnancy.
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The board will count all maternal deaths outside the five boroughs, as New York City began a similar program in December to investigate each maternal death in the city and understand its causes and circumstances.
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"The best outcomes happen when birth is left undisturbed and it proceeds naturally," said Emiliano Chavira, a California-based maternal fetal medicine specialist and the medical director of ImprovingBirth, a maternal health consumer advocacy organization.
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Currently, maternal mortality tracking is done at a national level and essentially categorized by checking a box on a death certificate—a practice that means we could be vastly underreporting the number of maternal deaths.
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"In terms of maternal mortality, you really do need the foundation of the data collection in order to really address the issue," said Kathryn Schubert, chief advocacy officer for the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine.
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Beverley Mitchell's maternal instinct has definitely rubbed off on her daughter.
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The girls were with their maternal grandparents at the Stamford, Conn.
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"Maternal death is a big problem in Karen State, " she said.
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They use a "maternal" facade to mask their dark, obsessive personalities.
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There's societal pressures, sure, but a woman lacking any maternal instinct?
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Her maternal great-grandfather, Art Rooney Sr., founded the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Alma Adams launched the Black Maternal Health Caucus earlier this month.
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Teenagers comprise up to 30 percent of maternal deaths in Malawi.
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She's maternal, opinionated, and always larger than life, Dam-Mikkelsen adds.
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She's played countless maternal roles over the course of her career.
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Recurrent maternal depression was associated with a 42 percent increased risk.
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Child marriage hastens 70,000 maternal deaths of girls under 19 annually.
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She's very, very sweet and maternal and great with his son.
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"No one tells you what happens," she says of maternal healthcare.
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Was it the unexpected result of some previously unrealized maternal instinct?
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Maternal mortality rates are declining thanks to the delivery of blood.
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Reb is maternal as well, even though he's a male cat.
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Thereafter, the state could regulate the procedure to protect maternal health.
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Born deaf and blind, polar bear cubs require intensive maternal nurturing.
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Chile's maternal-mortality rate is among the lowest in Latin America.
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Turlington had a postpartum hemorrhage, the leading cause of maternal mortality.
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She kind of gives me a lot of, like, maternal advice.
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In other countries, maternal death rates have fallen sharply since 1990.
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Additionally, there has been an alarming recent increase in maternal mortality.
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We know how to reduce black women's maternal mortality and morbidity.
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According to the CDC, 60 percent of maternal deaths are preventable.
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Being depressed and being maternal don't exactly go hand in hand.
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" Khali Ralph," Milleron said, using the Arabic term for maternal uncle.
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Burstyn infuses a great deal of complexity into her maternal worry.
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The bride's maternal grandfather, Arthur D. Moore of St. Augustine, Fla.
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There are multiple bills in Congress aimed at improving maternal health.
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Both of my midwives have the greatest, most soothing maternal energy.
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And the result of all this maternal labor and self-sacrifice?
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The child has since been looked after by her maternal grandparents.
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Melissa Leo's Poitras is in turn warm and protective, almost maternal.
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I know that the majority of all maternal deaths are preventable.
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It accounts for 19% of all maternal deaths on the planet.
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Where abortion is legal maternal mortality plummets and families are healthier.
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China has experienced drastic improvements in maternal mortality in recent decades.
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The Nazis gassed her maternal great-grandmother Frimeta Gelband in Poland.
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Georgia has the second-highest maternal mortality rate in the country.
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"It's a very tragic manifestation of a maternal instinct," Sepah says.
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"Turns out that maternal sensitivity didn't have an effect," said Anderson.
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A substantial percentage of maternal mortality is attributed to unsafe abortions.
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My maternal ancestors were runaway slaves from neighboring plantations in Virginia.
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Before black audiences, she emphasized high rates of black maternal mortality.
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For the United States overall, the maternal mortality ratio was 20.7.
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The maternal care of the children is shared among the wives.
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And many show sizable improvements in maternal depression and family functioning.
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She lacks genuine maternal instincts, because she was never given that.
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And we know that older maternal age is associated with hypertension.
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Children exposed to maternal depression respond like those under chronic stress.
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Depression also increases maternal stress, which impacts a child's stress levels.
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It was like the universe had sent its first maternal test.
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In this case: maternal love, that most primal and powerful kind.
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And then there were the three sons of Amini's maternal aunt.
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There were no maternal deaths, but there were three newborn deaths.
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His maternal great-grandparents and paternal grandparents were born into slavery.
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Clayton also addressed the racial disparity in the maternal mortality numbers.
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A compulsively readable book that deftly grapples with maternal ambivalence. —T.
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Only 11 states, for example, required plans to cover maternal care.
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His father was a Lebanese immigrant, as were his maternal grandparents.
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It looks like advocating for expanded health care and maternal health.
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Therefore, Ms. Komkov had no documents to prove maternal religious heritage.
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All your maternal doting provides you with a delicious, nourishing snack!
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This time Ms. Pelosi seems to be casting off maternal imagery.
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The groom is a maternal grandson of the late Susanna Agnelli, the first female foreign minister of Italy from 1995 to 1996, and he is a maternal great-great-grandson of Giovanni Agnelli, who founded Fiat.
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"There's a lot of different things going on in terms of letdown and milk production," she says, suggesting that maternal obesity, maternal stress, and delayed age of childbirth could contribute to mothers experiencing challenges with milk production.
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And while many other developed nations — including Germany, France, Japan and England — have seen their maternal mortality rates fall over the last two decades, the United States actually saw an increase in maternal mortality over this time.
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While the world has made tremendous strides to improve health outcomes for women and mothers, resulting in plummeting global maternal mortality rates, the United States has actually seen an increase in maternal deaths between 2000 and 2014.
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For example, she has led the fight to reduce the shockingly high rates of maternal mortality among Black women with the Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE) Act, which seeks to address racial biases in healthcare.
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We need to hear about how the candidates would address the increasing maternal mortality and morbidity rate in the United States, and the significantly worse maternal outcomes for black women compared to the rest of the population.
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According to a report out Thursday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Vital Statistics System, the 2000 maternal mortality rate was 225 maternal deaths per 22000,22016 live births — meaning 22003 women died in 443.
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The US has the highest maternal mortality rates of the 26 countries.
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The benefits of maternal sildenafil had earlier been seen in animal trials.
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We are the comic relief; the food obsessed; the desexualized maternal character.
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Meanwhile, maternal mortality rates soar above the rest of the developed world.
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All this scenery is positioned behind the brothers' maternal giant, of course.
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Meanwhile, Eddy, Vidalia's widow, is a radical complication of the suffering maternal.
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My maternal grandmother, Mildred Rosenberger Wieder, proudly owned her Germanic-Mennonite heritage.
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The next president will also need to focus on maternal health care.
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Millions of women die unnecessarily because they don't get appropriate maternal healthcare.
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On some indicators, notably maternal mortality, the Gates report is reasonably sanguine.
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Countries where maternal deaths were reduced also decreased child and adolescent deaths.
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He also provides HIV/AIDS treatment as well as free maternal care.
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It also provides HIV/AIDS treatment as well as free maternal care.
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"Mia wasn't maternal to me from the get-go," Previn told Vulture.
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Cameroon has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world.
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One bit of the puzzle is what counts as a maternal death.
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NN: My maternal grandmother, whom I never got enough time to know.
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They describe moments when "maternal instincts" are more fantasy than lived reality.
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Their villages have maternal-centric names like Mother's Cradle or Mother's Heart.
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She feels maternal toward her little handmaid clan, and especially toward June.
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She called for more maternal care doctors, including those in rural areas.
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We have one of the highest maternal mortality rates of developed countries.
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The time is now for the Senate to focus on maternal health.
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I waited for some sort of biological, maternal instinct to kick in.
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Our maternal deaths have gone up more than in other developed countries.
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We can celebrate the maternal body rather than be cowed by it.
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So the decline cannot be attributed to any changes in maternal age.
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The tone of Christie's memoir is a blend of colonial and maternal.
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Meanwhile, Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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Jaime's bipartisan bill, the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act, currently has 185 cosponsors.
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Wade: States may regulate the provision of abortion to protect maternal health.
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My home state of Illinois also wrestles with a maternal mortality disparity.
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First Chelsea Clinton paid tribute to her maternal compassion, saying that Mrs.
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My maternal grandmother is an Italian immigrant who holds a green card.
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The bride is a maternal granddaughter of Arthur Hicks of Lompoc, Calif.
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Prior to Roe, however, abortions were a significant contributor to maternal mortality.
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They also launched a Black Maternal Health Caucus to study the issue.
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Maternal exhaustion did appear to play a role in all three cases.
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Tahira Piracha, a maternal great-aunt of the bride, led the event.
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The result can be maternal death if a surgeon doesn't intervene quickly.
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In the United States, racial disparities in maternal health care are prevalent.
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I, on the other hand, felt totally devoid of any maternal intuition.
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Samuel Frank Wengrover, her maternal grandfather, was a tailor from Makow Mazowiecki.
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"There was a very, very striking advanced maternal age effect," Ananth said.
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The coronavirus pandemic could also worsen existing inequalities in maternal health care.
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Her virtue is manifest in precisely the maternal impulse her stepmother lacks.
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Is this not the picture of maternal feticide you had in mind?
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Her evil is so seductive, wrapped as it is in maternal feeling.
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Eurudike De Beul, less active than the others, is a maternal figure.
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The United States has been experiencing worsening trends in maternal mortality rates.
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All of a sudden my full-on latent maternal instincts kicked in.
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Studying maternal deaths in general can be challenging -- even "messy," Main said.
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In terms of infant and maternal mortality, Americans are the worst off.
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His maternal great-grandparents, William and Catherine Booth, founded the Salvation Army.
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South Carolina has the 8th highest maternal mortality rate in the country.
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Maternal and newborn health are inextricably linked to family planning, said Kates.
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Maternal cannabis smoking is associated with the lower birth weight of babies.
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It now has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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For every 2628,28503 children born in Liberia, there are 22019 maternal deaths.
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A maternal analogue to the "woman in red" effect occurs among mice.
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The maternal mortality rate in Finland has been going down for years.
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His maternal grandfather, Lucian Brunner, was a prominent banker and Austrian politician.
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Her maternal grandmother was a Polish Jew and her grandfather French Catholic.
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Presently, the effort to combat maternal mortality lies primarily with the states.
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More than 99 percent of all maternal deaths occur in developing countries.
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Kamala Harris is reintroducing the Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE) Act, which seeks to tackle the nation's crisis of maternal mortality among Black women by addressing racial discrimination in the healthcare industry, Refinery29 has learned. Rep.
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Moms by the numbers "I was not surprised that maternal morbidity increases with maternal age; however, I was surprised that the increase in relative risk was exponential, meaning that the rate of increase was higher as maternal age increased beyond 39 years," said Dr. Sarka Lisonkova, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of British Columbia in Canada and lead author of the study.
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" Pressley, a founding member of the House's Black Maternal Health Caucus, said in a statement that the bill promotes "a community-based, holistic approach to maternal care that recognizes current disparities in healthcare and critical environmental factors impacting communities.
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The U.S. is one of only three countries where maternal deaths are on the rise, joining Sudan and Afghanistan, according to the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health, a program of the Council on Patient Safety in Women's Health.
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The Building U.S. Capacity to Review and Prevent Maternal Deaths project team also shed light on this critical problem, estimating that 6900 percent of maternal deaths were preventable, ranging from deaths caused by cardiovascular and coronary conditions to hemorrhaging.
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The new study included data on maternal deaths across the United States from the National Center for Health Statistics and compared maternal death rates in states that implemented Medicaid expansion between 2006 and 2017 to those that did not.
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Maternal smoking, maternal age under 30, and being born in the autumn flu season were also associated with hospital admissions of infants, but only birth in the flu season increased the risk more strongly than having an older sibling.
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The harrowing experience inspired her to become an outspoken advocate for maternal healthcare.
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The sketches celebrate the maternal journey of the songstress, featuring her growing belly.
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Abortion was the most common cause of maternal deaths, followed by HIV infection.
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No longer is she the old, maternal mentor of Archie and his friends.
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Her maternal grandfather, Ron, and his wife, Nellie, took her in soon after.
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"I'm sure that some of my maternal protective instincts kicked in," she says.
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To truly care about maternal health, he says, means caring about safe abortions.
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"A lot of patients we see are of advanced maternal age," he said.
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Roughly, 13 percent of maternal deaths globally are attributable to complications from abortion.
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In the first picture, the mother of two grasps her maternal grandmother's hand.
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My maternal grandma, whom I adored, died of cancer when I was 14.
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Because clearly, women only feel safe parking their cars in softer, maternal palettes.
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Yet the works in the exhibition do not indulge this archaic maternal model.
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Kate Winslet can't help but show her maternal side while shooting on set.
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Thestudy, in BJOG, controlled for maternal depression, parents' age, smoking and other factors.
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What if she was a human that Maeve, discovering a maternal instinct, kidnapped?
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Maternal good intentions are what brought the characters of Big Little Lies together.
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Only about 7% of her blood cells, for example, showed any maternal genes.
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We both wanted somebody incredibly maternal, somebody that we thought respected the process.
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Here's John Kelly's maternal grandmother Teresa as a child in the 1900 census.
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While Adora's maternal interest was equally as harmless, Amma was enraged by it.
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Data were culled from inpatient hospital records on maternal infections and psychiatric outcomes.
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What we have here is a good old heartwarming story of maternal pride.
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One of the leading causes of maternal deaths is excessive bleeding, said Sen.
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He adopted the alias Le Corbusier - from his maternal grandfather, Lecorbesier - in 1920.
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Williams' own birth experience inspired her to become an advocate for maternal healthcare.
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They have helped cut child and maternal mortality by 32% and 38% respectively.
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"People are dying because of the maternal health here in Georgia," she said.
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Abortions increase right along with maternal mortality rates as has occurred in Texas.
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But Alice's sudden burst of maternal instinct and care proves to be futile.
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This includes humanitarian assistance as well as maternal and newborn child health programs.
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Cut it, and we could have a maternal mortality rate higher than Zimbabwe.
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Maternal and infant deaths are largely preventable, according to the World Health Organization.
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Germany provides 15 months of maternal or parental leave; Hungary offers two years.
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Adrienne Brodeur understands the burden and need for maternal affection more than most.
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Once women decide to seek treatment, two major obstacles contribute to maternal mortality.
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Chan, the mother of a 6-year-old daughter, felt indignant and maternal.
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Chan, the mother of a 6-year-old daughter, felt indignant and maternal.
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In fact, Mr. Soca's maternal grandmother, Petrona, was the inspiration for his venture.
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The world missed that target but still reduced maternal mortality by 45 percent.
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Around the world, 5-13 percent of maternal mortality results from unsafe abortion.
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She was very maternal toward kittens, and has had several throughout her lifetime.
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Every Mother's Day, those of us who have lost our maternal figures face
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He also lost his maternal grandfather and a great grandfather to heart disease.
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These studies were scrutinized by the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine Publications Committee.
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We have the chance to match funds donated to our maternal health fund.
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One of the dire circumstances stemming from lack of medical care: maternal mortality.
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In a grand gesture of maternal sacrifice, Turner vows to give him up.
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The team includes epidemiologists, laboratory experts, maternal health specialists and communication staff members.
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What are the commonalities in how you're tackling maternal mortality around the world?
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We lost my maternal grandfather just before the new year (fuck you, 2016).
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Interestingly, my maternal great-grandmother was called "the great untouchable" behind her back.
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"Now look at this," she says, pointing to Ree Morton's "Maternal Instincts" (1974).
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To me, however, her mission seems less psychological, more teacherly, even—daresay—maternal.
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But the fact is, even a firm stoutness is considered maternal and fusty.
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Many maternal deaths in the United States occur after women leave the hospital.
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Hu Xingxian, his maternal grandmother, gave him the name Tiantian, or Sweet Sweet.
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It also suggested that maternal stress, exacerbated by commuting, might be a factor.
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In Alabama, the overall maternal mortality ratio in 2018 was 11.9 per 100,000.
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Pregnant women are also more likely to be receiving targeted maternal health care.
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Somehow they had altered both maternal and paternal DNA in one fell swoop.
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Gwendolyn later took her stage name from her maternal grandmother, Mary Ella Carlisle.
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The "professor" posits an example: the link between infant mortality and maternal income.
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Fertility, gestation and the tense, primal maternal bond drive much of the series.
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The mothers' resolve comes from their raw maternal instinct to protect their children.
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Poehler says people sense "a really warm mother and maternal thread" in Rudolph.
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Another person, buried in a nearby grave, came from the same maternal lineage.
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Linda was a mentally ill alcoholic, but her maternal instincts were spot on.
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The sisters' maternal grandfather, James Minnefield, paved his own path in Anderson, Ind.
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A maternal instinct A day after the rescue, McNally said she's no hero.
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His work included advocating for the passage of the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act.
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According to Lean In, maternal bias is the strongest type of gender bias.
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Even more, he had a persistent "craving for maternal nurturing" from his lovers.
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For the first time in a long time I was eating maternal care.
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It bloomed during summer visits with his maternal grandfather, Miloš Zelniček, in Czechoslovakia.
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It's got to be my maternal grandmother, Marguerite Sidley, who was a suffragette.
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Lower maternal anxiety caused both cognitive gains and a decrease in behavior problems.
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Owens said his show was an exploration of his maternal Mexican Mixtec heritage.
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Yes, she has to sacrifice some essential femininity, rejecting wifely and maternal instincts.
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In lions, incoming males seek to terminate the maternal investment in unrelated cubs.
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Literacy, child malnutrition and maternal mortality are among the worst in the country.
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The study, in BMJ, controlled for maternal smoking, education, age and other factors.
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USAID's maternal and child health interventions save lives by driving down those risks.
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Her labor, her maternal identity, her status were all outside the language economy.
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Rates of cesarean deliveries, vaginal births and other maternal consequences were the same.
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He took his pen name from his maternal grandmother, Blanche Déon de Beaumont.
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According to data compiled by the World Health Organization last year, "maternal mortality is unacceptably high" — about 830 women still die each year from pregnancy- or childbirth-related complications, and maternal mortality rates are even higher for moms of color.
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The United States is home to some of the most advanced obstetric and emergency care found on earth, yet we still rank only 47th for maternal mortality rate globally and have the highest percentage of maternal deaths of any developed nation.
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"It is clear that Texas does not have the worst maternal mortality in the developed world and that previous reports were grossly inaccurate," said Kolkhorst, who authored State Bill 17 in 2017 to extend the maternal mortality and morbidity task force.
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The study also found no differences in maternal mood between those mothers whose babies were sleeping for those longer blocks and those whose babies were not, though links between infant sleep practices and maternal stress have been found in other studies.
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In her 2012 book "The Maternal Lineage," Paola Mariotti, a psychoanalyst and fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society, says that a woman's maternal identity is founded in her mother's style, which in turn was influenced by how she was raised.
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The initiative has shown me how collaboration at all levels of care and policymaking is critical for progress and how important the sharing of stories about maternal deaths and "near misses" is to inspiring and sustaining change in maternal health care.
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"They had maternal mortality and severe morbidity, which I think is another important piece of information, because a lot of times, people are focused on the baby, and they forget that there is some untoward maternal outcomes, as well," she said.
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In the past year, they have served over 90 pregnant women resulting in better maternal outcomes resulting in higher rates of prenatal care during the first trimester, a decline in low birth weight babies, and no maternal deaths among black mothers.
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The groom is a maternal grandson of Meshulam Riklis of Tel Aviv, a financier.
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This theory, known as the maternal immune hypothesis, makes a lot of intuitive sense.
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The maternal healthcare options are dire for Burmese women in the Thai border region.
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This is why Bandele believes the 2020 presidential candidates need to address maternal mortality.
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Investigators started searching for Chance after his maternal grandmother contacted police in early October.
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"It's mostly maternal genes," said co-author Mira Moufarrej, a graduate student at Stanford.
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The United States trails other rich countries when it comes to maternal mortality rate.
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My "advanced maternal age" (I was 41 when I started) was the most significant.
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Communal land occupies a paramount role and is passed on via the maternal line.
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There remains more work to be done to address this important maternal health issue.
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According to police, the baby boy is being cared for by his maternal family.
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"He was a good kid," Ellis' maternal grandfather, Clarence Hebron, told the Chicago Tribune.
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It remains unclear how Grannon, his maternal great-grandfather, ended up pulling the trigger.
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At the same time, the overall U.S. maternal mortality rate has continued to rise.
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Caro Quintero also partnered with his maternal uncles, Juan Jose and Emilio Quintero-Payan.
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And surgery is essential for reducing maternal mortality and deaths from road traffic accidents.
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A retained placenta, with its associated hemorrhaging, is a leading cause of maternal mortality.
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With hospitals bare of supplies, the maternal mortality rate jumped by 66% last year.
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She feels something protective and maternal towards her; that does not a relationship make.
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"It's not that I think maternal instincts don't exist; they certainly do," she explains.
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They think maternal deaths are rising because of the rising toll of chronic diseases.
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She wrote in O that she thought her maternal instincts would keep him safe.
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She was allegedly raped repeatedly by her maternal uncle for months, according to Srivastava.
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Q.E.D., she's a maternal presence in this industry, courtesy of her gender and position.
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Ending preventable maternal and child deaths will not be reached without accelerating targeted progress.
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It is a time to honor mothers and those who play a maternal role.
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During the 2628th century the maternal death rate in the United States consistently fell.
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The overall U.S. maternal mortality rate is 28503 per 22019,000 births, itself shockingly high.
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What his actions will do, however, is cause more suffering and more maternal deaths.
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Germany provides 15 months of maternal or parental leave while Hungary offers two years.
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The groom's maternal grandfather, Marvin Josephson of New York, founded the talent agency ICM.
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She has taken on a project in Senegal to reduce the maternal mortality rate.
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The CDC's pregnancy mortality surveillance system was implemented in 1986 to track maternal deaths.
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Sensing maternal panic, Francesca suggested we go into town, Sant'Angelo in Colle, for lunch.
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The hosts of the holiday festivities were her maternal grandparents, Lakhdar and Anne Dhobb.
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"Ellis" is all in the family, though: It was Grammer's maternal great-grandfather's name.
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Notably, the study's authors highlighted the United States' high child and maternal mortality rates.
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About two months after Lakshman's maternal grandmother began calling, his mother left for India.
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Previous studies have linked maternal smoking to underweight babies, researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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The family lived with Lee's maternal grandmother until he was about 5 years old.
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She was calm, maternal, affectionate—and ready to off herself and her youngest child.
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My maternal grandparents were farm workers in Normandy and my mother became a schoolteacher.
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He was born in Bethel, Connecticut, in 1810, and named for his maternal grandfather.
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Lyonne: Chloë is quite possibly the most loyal and loving and oddly maternal figure.
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Recent news reports have highlighted the high rates of maternal mortality among black women.
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No, it's more like, a quiet stare of maternal indifference and sad parking garages.
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Dr. Rodríguez Trías was an outspoken advocate of improved maternal and family health care.
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In so many ways, Balzano had been maternal as long as I've known her.
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Remarkably, though, St. Mary's hasn't seen a maternal death in at least 222 years.
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There, 36 moms die per 100,000 births, or five times California's maternal mortality rate.
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Will I die from the actual rising maternal mortality rate plaguing the United States?
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This effort cut California's maternal death rate by more than half in five years.
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I was feeling very maternal; my first child with the man that I loved.
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Above, Ms. Felix testified before Congress last week about racial disparities in maternal mortality.
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I have a recurring dream in which I am driving with my maternal grandmother.
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"Children exposed to maternal major depression respond like those under chronic stress," she said.
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The chances of mother or infant dying, or of severe maternal complications, was measured.
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It is universally understood that a primal maternal instinct is to protect one's young.
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In 2018, when 658 women died of maternal causes, the rate soared to 17.4.
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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is about maternal love, with a side dollop of romance.
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Can a woman be both sexual and maternal, daring and responsible, innocent and wise?
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This belies any understanding of maternal-child health and its long-term social implications.
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A judge has awarded temporary custody of the couple's daughter to her maternal grandparents.
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The study is to be published soon in the journal Maternal and Child Nutrition.
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Buetler has also cosponsored another bill called Ending Maternal Mortality Act with Democratic Rep.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), which aims to reduce the amount of preventable maternal deaths.
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Traditional sleep songs can have somber themes, including war, poverty, hunger and maternal longing.
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My maternal grandmother volunteered for a charity called the Willing Workers, for heaven's sake.
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Each year, an estimated 700 to 900 maternal deaths occur in the United States.
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My maternal grandfather moved to Lucknow in India at the height of the violence.
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Many of the health problems that lead to maternal death are treatable and preventable.
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Jessye especially enjoyed visiting her maternal grandparents, fascinated by one particular piece of furniture.
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While analyzing death certificates, the researchers used their new method for coding maternal deaths.
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Other leading causes of maternal death included infections and hemorrhage, which is severe bleeding.
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Helen is a maternal figure and has been one for more than two decades.
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In 2013, there were 28 maternal deaths per 100,000 births in the United States.
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Not only was my maternal protection undesired, it was also now a legitimate liability.
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"Excess dietary fat intake may potentially contribute to unhealthy maternal weight gain," Caut added.
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Now hospitals and maternal clinics must find ways to consider and implement this advice.
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To strengthen access to quality care, we must expand the rural maternal care workforce.
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Obamacare helped tackle maternal mortality by expanding insurance coverage and by making contraception free.
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In 1922, Mr. Castro's maternal grandmother emigrated from Coahuila, Mexico, to Eagle Pass, Tex.
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Alarmingly, the white maternal mortality rate has risen in North Carolina over the years.
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Her father is a ski champion turned surgeon; her maternal grandparents were silk manufacturers.
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Her maternal grandmother was a 15-year-old African-American girl who worked it.
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Maternal mortality rates show that mothers, especially black mothers, risk death to give birth.
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I feel like there's something of the maternal nude in all of your work.
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The New York City Health Department has pioneered surveillance of life-threatening complications during childbirth and recently started the Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Committee, including clinicians, birth activists and community partners, to review all maternal deaths and make recommendations to eliminate preventable deaths.
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"Maternal mortality is a sentinel public health indicator, and is one of the few health measures included in the United Nations Sustainable Health Goals," said Marian MacDorman, a research professor at Maryland Population Research Center who has been studying the maternal mortality rate.
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Yet in the U.S., preeclampsia accounts for 7.4 percent of maternal deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, killing more than 50 mothers a year — one reason the U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world.
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Multiple 2020 candidates who currently serve in Congress have introduced bills that try to target maternal mortality at the federal level, and they would build on legislation that passed last year, which authorized more than $403 million for states to track maternal deaths.
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"Family planning is the single most cost-effective intervention to reduce maternal mortality," Grossman explains.
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In pronuclear transfer, both the maternal eggs and the donor eggs are fertilized via IVF.
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Few debates in maternal health are as heated as the one around drinking during pregnancy.
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"We've seen a doubling of the maternal mortality rate for women in Texas," stated Richards.
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Pic becomes enraged at a perceived insult and ends up brutally raping this maternal figure.
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Meanwhile, Shamshirsaz, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, wondered how the order might apply to him.
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Lauren Underwood and Alma Adams launched the Black Maternal Health Caucus in the U.S. House.
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The only way to solve America's maternal mortality problem is to fix its insurance problem.
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They offered hacks and workarounds, but they also offered that truly maternal heal-all: empathy.
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Its maternal mortality is the second-highest and has worsened over the past 15 years.
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The baby was produced by scientists using a procedure known as the maternal spindle transfer.
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Lilo's maternal instincts helped Rosie pull through and formed a precious bond between the two.
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In places where female literacy has improved, child marriage and maternal mortality have duly fallen.
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It can get women into care sooner, which can reduce both maternal and infant mortality.
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These girls often get pregnant shortly after marriage and face the risks of maternal mortality.
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Bad cooks, good cooks, sexual, maternal, feminine, tough in business, interested in fashion, cultural, empathetic.
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As of February this year, Georgia had the highest maternal mortality rate in the nation.
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Catching maternal Kate's attention was tiny Dunga, who is the size of a large dog.
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Her proposal to combat black maternal mortality has been a selling point in South Carolina.
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You do not want to mess with a boundlessly entitled, morally compromised billionaire's maternal instincts.
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And maternal too – like your fantasy mother, the one who lets you do fun things.
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When parsing the results, the researchers controlled for age, sex, TV exposure, and maternal education.
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The girls and their maternal grandparents perished in a horrific fire at the Stamford, Conn.
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Democratic representative Robin Kelly has introduced legislation to lower the dire rate of maternal deaths.
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"Timmothy's father is devastated once again," the boy's maternal grandmother, Alana Anderson, said on camera.
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Harry and William's maternal aunts, Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes, also posed for the picture.
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Over the course of 24 turbulent hours, Holly's maternal instincts are put to the test.
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Maternal mortality for girls under 16 is four times that of women in their 20133s.
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By some measures, America's maternal mortality is several times higher than in rich European countries.
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These systems cast a wide net to find all deaths that might count as maternal.
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Essentially, CRISPR turned the defective paternal version of a gene into a working maternal one.
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But Ariana, now 73, says her "maternal instinct kicked in," and she never considered termination.
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"Being a sex worker or a junkie doesn't taint your maternal instincts," Lily tells me.
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When my kid's doctor wants a family history on his maternal side: I don't know.
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Without peace, you see an enormous amount of infant mortality and maternal mortality, he said.
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Some women within the U.S. have maternal mortality rates much higher than the national average.
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Federal agencies, state health departments, hospitals, and others are taking steps to prevent maternal mortality.
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Frida's grandmother and most of her maternal family from Poland were killed in the camps.
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The Senate Health Committee will soon consider the Maternal Health Accountability Act of 2017 (S1112).
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In Pakistan, Amanullah's father was a civil servant; Khan's maternal grandfather managed a cotton mill.
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Hillary and Henny were my maternal grandmother's grandparents; their son Basil was my grandmother's father.
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It was toward the end after I had talked about black women and maternal health.
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Iron deficiency anemia, which is associated with malnutrition, contributes to 2628 in 28503 maternal deaths.
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A concentrated effort could end preventable maternal and child deaths worldwide in the next decade.
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The U.S. has one of the worst infant and maternal mortality rates among wealthy countries.
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At the same time, between 2010 and 2012, maternal mortality rates in Texas nearly doubled.
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Wouldn't I be shirking my maternal responsibilities if I didn't stay up around the clock?
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She is a fellow in maternal-fetal medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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However, studies have demonstrated that treating maternal depression reduces the risks for these negative outcomes.
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I think being a mother made me realize how maternal the role of director is.
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These committees collect data on maternal deaths, investigate the reasons behind them and recommend solutions.
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CB: My father and [maternal] grandfather both grew up not knowing who their fathers were.
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But that's also pushing other issues, like the dismal maternal mortality rate, on the backburner.
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You're not going to improve maternal outcomes if you don't pay attention to women's health.
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Jenova is a maternal figure in Sephiroth's story who is distinct from Sephiroth's biological family.
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Her maternal uncle, Alexander Esposito, who served with the U.S. Army, was one of them.
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These are women without children or romantic love, channeling their maternal instincts into plastic figurines.
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They also reported gene variants associated with maternal age and the likelihood of having twins.
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Marisa moved slower, free of that maternal pathology, the sense of keeping catastrophe at bay.
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His maternal grandmother, Brígida Alexander (born Brigitte Kaufmann), produced one of the first Mexican telenovelas.
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The average maternal age at birth is now 13, up from 21 two decades ago.
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"Growing Your Own Way: An Informal Guide for Teenagers," by Ruth Bockner, my maternal grandmother.
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" Or her turn as a stalker with seriously skewed maternal instincts in the current "Greta.
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The bride is a maternal granddaughter of Alan Jay Lerner, the American lyricist and librettist.
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The study also tracked how many pregnancies ended in miscarriages, stillbirths, abortions, or maternal deaths.
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My maternal grandfather is Water Flowing Together clan and my paternal grandfather is Mexican clan.
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She then dedicated herself to maternal arm-twisting until her son cut ties with Almena.
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Discrepancies in maternal and childhood health and nutrition impact both cognitive abilities and adult height.
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Kamala is breaking down the statistics on maternal mortality as relates to race and class.
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Compared to its peer countries, the United States has a surprisingly high maternal death rate.
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When he was 12, the family moved to Montreal, where his maternal grandparents were living.
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Molly Miller's maternal grandparents owned both a farm in Poweshiek County and a diner downtown.
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Some good news: Infant and maternal tetanus was officially eliminated from the Americas this year.
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Why are these crimes somehow less compelling, less appalling, than Polly's act of maternal desertion?
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And I'm going to model myself after my own Poppa, my maternal grandfather, Benjamin Sheft.
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Such prejudice is also thought to contribute to the maternal mortality crisis among black moms.
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Mr Handke's Slovene roots on his maternal side led to an early interest in Yugoslavia.
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In "The Lodge" and "Swallow," two would-be mothers terrify with willful anti-maternal actions.
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Better yet, or worse in terms of maternal dominance, they are food-and-beverage professionals.
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Mine is perhaps the simplest reason of all: I do not have a maternal instinct.
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As a representation of the maternal bond, the work, dedicated in 2008, also suggests, Mrs.
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Indiana epitomizes the national movement to use the review committee process to scrutinize maternal deaths.
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For instance, Warren and Harris both proposed policies to reduce the Black maternal mortality rate.
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But the maternal mortality trend is a national problem, the new study's authors make clear.
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In Honduras, your native country, your maternal grandfather has been murdered, his fingers chopped off.
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She said she wondered if maternal brain areas waxed and waned during and after pregnancy.
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Preeclampsia-related complications are the third-leading cause of maternal deaths among African-American women.
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He added that the children's maternal grandmother had attempted to bring them back to Australia.
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Maternal blame appears to be common when it comes to trans children of estranged couples.
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She does, however, have more-detailed, smaller plans on the opioid crisis and maternal mortality.
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One of Ms. Gillibrand's signature proposals calls for investing heavily in maternal and child health.
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In this sense, Bruce's maternal family falls into a Kennedy or Rockefeller kind of territory.
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Harris reintroduced a bill to target the racial disparities in maternal mortality earlier this year.
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Hannah As a teenager, I accused you of working too much and not being 'maternal'.
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It was my maternal grandfather's first name, and it's my uncle's first name as well.
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Why is our maternal mortality rate going up when it's going down in peer countries?
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On the issue of black maternal health, groups like the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, an advocacy and research organization focused on black maternal health, rights and justice, have stepped up not only to call for large-scale policy reforms, but also to do work with a more immediate impact, such as offering trainings for clinicians, midwives, doulas and other maternal care service providers on how to provide respectful, holistic care to black mothers.
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Even so, western organizations widely promote legalized abortion at the UN and especially as an integral part of maternal health and decreasing maternal mortality, although abortion is not a top health priority nor is it supported by the majority of populations in the world.
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"A recent study presented at the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine suggests that this is the optimal time for delivery," said Dr. Haywood Brown, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Duke University School of Medicine and president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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"I tell my patients: 'If you can avoid pregnancy for one year, please do,' " said Dr. Carmen D. Zorrilla, founder of the University of Puerto Rico's Maternal-Infant Studies Center, the territory's leading maternal H.I.V. unit, which now holds workshops in Zika-related care.
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Most people have never heard of postpartum psychosis, and some estimates suggest that more than 70 percent of moms with any maternal mental illness do not get diagnosed or treated, so any depiction of maternal mental illness that stokes controversy could be good for treatment.
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The vast majority of anti-abortion activists are sitting idly through a maternal mortality crisis of epic proportions: The US now has the highest rate of maternal mortality in the industrialized world, with Black women dying at four times the rate of white women.
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"[I'm not sad] because I think that I needed more of a maternal aspect," she says.
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Unfortunately, untreated maternal depression hurts children, particularly young children, placing their safety and development at risk.
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Yemaya has an all-knowing maternal power that represents the cycle of life and natural order.
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Both Darlene and Helen express a fierce maternal instinct to protect and care for their children.
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The maternal mortality rate has more than doubled over the last 30 years, despite medical advances.
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But Lucas' maternal grandmother, Robin Taylor, told KAKE that the body is that of her grandson.
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"[I'm not sad] because I think that I needed more of a maternal aspect," she said.
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Maternal mortality declined by 10.23 percent between 1990 and 2015, according to the World Health Organization.
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Either by shyness or shame, they reserve their maternal tongue for private spaces and intimate conversations.
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Some things like tools for reproductive health, reducing maternal mortality, those are just inherently helping women.
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However, Penfield cautions against reading too much into an association between maternal stress and adverse outcomes.
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Maternal morbidity saw a "significant increase after Harvey only among low socioeconomic women", said Mendez-Figueroa.
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For infants and parents who are breastfeeding, this can undo maternal bonding that's crucial for development.
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Not to mention, the U.S. has the worst rate of maternal deaths in the developed world.
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Even these reconsiderations cannot help but get caught up in the maternal melodrama of it all.
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It also has the highest maternal and child mortality rates, so fewer people reach old age.
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But still, there's a maternal warmth here from Simone and I'm sure Tess feels it too.
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She reminds me of my aunties: their lilting accents, their maternal gravitas, their frank, hearty laughs.
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The move feels maternal, not sexual — there's no power exchange in Candy slathering Vaseline on Lori.
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Perhaps, as a result, they have one of the lowest maternal death rates in the world.
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By the numbers: Maternal mortality is on the rise overall in the U.S., according to Harvard.
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And yet maternal health doesn't seem to be discussed nearly as often as it should be.
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