The Shameful Facts About Maternal Deaths in America

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<b>To the Editor:</b><p>Re Mothers Are Dying. Does Anyone Care?, by Kim Brooks (Sunday Review, Nov. 18):<p>Ms. Brookss stories of blame and shame remind us once again that health care in America is never just about receiving clinically correct medical treatment. Review committees that look hard at what went
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