Why Maternal Health in the U. S. is a Growing Concern

In the U. S. , many expectant mothers face serious health risks. Sadly, most of these issues could be avoided with better care. There are many reasons why this is happening. Some groups, like racial minorities, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities, have a harder time getting the help they need. This is unfair and needs to change. The system is broken. There are not enough places for people to get care. Also, there are big differences in how people are treated based on who they are. This is called structural racism, and it's a major problem. To fix this, we need to make sure everyone has equal access to healthcare. This means making care more available and affordable. It also means training healthcare workers to treat everyone fairly. We need to think about the bigger picture. Things like where someone lives, their income, and their background can all affect their health. We need to address these issues to improve maternal health. It's time to take action. We can't keep letting mothers suffer when we have the power to help.