If Texas’ MMRC is not reauthorized, Texans will lose the most important source of data about preventable reasons for maternal deaths and severe illness.
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Dead women is "God's will," don't ya know? So why would a "good Christian state" want to track that or try to prevent it?
"Mothers in Texas were 1.7 times as likely to suffer maternal mortality as mothers in supportive states." "More maternal deaths occur in Texas than in any other state."
My life's been saved twice by but having access to reproductive healthcare & having 2 D&C's during miscarriages gone wrong. I can't believe what's happening to #women south of the border in 2026?! Reagan's merger of #Republicans w/ #Evangelicals in the 80's is what steered the U.S.towards autocracy.
The Maternal Mortality rate in California per 100k births is 9.5 (Best). In Texas before these changes, it is 24.2 (42nd). A woman in Texas is 2.5 times more likely to die. A woman of color has even worse odds in Texas.
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