A Matter of the Heart: Why It Is Time to Change How We Talk about Maternal Mortality

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Abstract

As the global burden of disease shifts from "diseases of poverty" such as diarrhea to "diseases of affluence" like diabetes and heart disease, a parallel shift is underway in maternal health. Maternal death from hemorrhage is decreasing, while deaths resulting from exacerbation of underlying chronic disease are on the rise.

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Lord, M. M. (2023). A Matter of the Heart: Why It Is Time to Change How We Talk about Maternal Mortality. Military Medicine, 188(7–8), 168–170. https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usac301

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