A report from the March of Dimes indicates that approximately 5.8 million women live in counties without full access to maternity care. The organization, founded by former President Franklin D. Roosevelt, defines a maternity care desert as an area with no hospitals or birth centers providing maternity services. The report states that one in three U.S. counties qualifies as a maternity care desert.
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Report Indicates Millions of Americans Lack Access to Prenatal Care
The March of Dimes has released a report stating that 5.8 million women in the U.S. reside in areas lacking adequate maternity care. The report highlights that one in three counties in the country is classified as a maternity care desert.
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