What Texas is doing to save pregnant women's lives, why some say we need more data

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What Texas is doing to save pregnant women's lives, why some say we need more data

AUSTIN (Nexstar)— It’s more dangerous and deadly to be a new mother in Texas compared to many other states. Texas Health and Human Services (HHS) released a new report detailing the state’s efforts to save pregnant women’s lives. KXAN Investigates: Mother’s Erased Nakeenya Wilson is a long-time advocate, spreading awareness about pregnant women losing their […]

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