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Piedmont Chief Nursing Officer: Black women face triple the risk in childbirth - 41NBC News
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Local and national organizations are turning their focus to Black maternal health this week, raising awareness and calling for action to improve maternal outcomes for African American women. Elizabeth Larkins, Chief Nursing Officer at Piedmont Macon Medical, says the data is clear and alarming. “The United States is the most dangerous developed country in which to have a baby,” she said. “No matter white, Black or H…
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