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Heart Disease Leads Maternal Death Causes: Awareness Day Highlights

Heart Disease Leads Maternal Death Causes: Awareness Day Highlights
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  • Heart disease is the top cause of maternal deaths in the US.
  • National Maternal Health Awareness Day sparks health initiatives.
  • State Rep. Pilkington pushes for extended postpartum Medicaid coverage.
  • Laws aim to support mothers via Medicaid's ARHome plan.
  • Arkansas struggles with high C-section rates and care access challenges.
  • Telehealth ultrasounds and diabetes coverage proposed by Pilkington.
  • American Heart Association details pregnancy risk factors.
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