CDC Reports Increase in Pregnant Americans Skipping Prenatal Care

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•The CDC's recent report shows an increase in pregnant women skipping prenatal visits.
•Prenatal care helps detect and manage potential health problems during pregnancy.
•Skipping prenatal care is linked to higher risks of premature birth and low birth weight.
•The trend affects healthcare providers and public health systems aiming to improve maternal and infant health.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the CDC and healthcare providers increase outreach and support for pregnant women more women may access prenatal care, improving health outcomes for mothers and infants

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🌍United States of America

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🏛Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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WESTAxiosMore pregnant Americans are skipping prenatal care, CDC finds

The CDC has found that a growing number of pregnant women in the United States are not receiving prenatal care. This trend could lead to higher risks of complications for both mothers and babies, affecting public health outcomes. Prenatal care is essential for monitoring pregnancy progress and preventing health issues.