Hospitals Adjust as Rates of Maternal High Blood Pressure Spike - KFF Health News
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Health researchers are noticing a growing problem in American pregnancies: more cases of blood pressure so high it can be deadly for the parent and baby. U.S. rates of newly developed and chronic maternal high blood pressure skyrocketed from 2007 through 2019, and researchers say they haven’t slowed down. Hospitals are working to adjust their standards of care to match best practices. Sara McGinnis died as a…
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