Mississippi has consistently seen some of the poorest maternal health outcomes in the Nation, made worse by high rates of chronic disease and limited access to specialty care for many mothers.
Cindy Hyde-Smith: “Mississippi has consistently seen some of the poorest maternal health outcomes in the Nation, made worse by high rates…”
On the recordApril 16, 2024
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Hyde-Smith highlights the critical maternal health issues in Mississippi.
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