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Laura Benshoff

RARE PHOTOS: Maternal deaths in the u s are staggeringly common personal nurses could help - The Real Truth

Registered nurse Carole Kriessman performs a quick checkup on Ja'Mil'Lion DeLorenzo's 4-week-old son, Haiyden, at DeLorenzo's grandmother's home in Glenolden, Pa., on June 9. (Rachel Wisniewski for NPR)

In 2020, Lauren Brown of Upper Darby, Pa., had a high-risk pregnancy. She was past 35 years old, had high blood pressure, and had a previous blood clot that could have been deadly. Plus, the COVID-19 pandemic was raging.

When it came time to give birth in December of that year, Brown, 40, needed an emergency C-section to deliver her daughter, Bella.

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