It's not that the person was wrong, it's that the person saw no difference between an accidental death (#1 cause) and death from pregnancy. Look at these causes

It's not that the person was wrong, it's that the person saw no difference between an accidental death (#1 cause) and death from pregnancy. Look at these causes, and you tell me which type of death a hospital can best actively prevent as a part of the treatment plan and those measures have the most impact: #1 Unintentional injuries #2 Cancer #3 Suicide #4 Heart disease #5 Chronic lower respiratory diseases #6 Pregnancy complications Think about which type of young patient comes to them with at minimum of 6 to 9 months of warning, so much time to prepare for the "event". Think about which type of patient can leave the hospital well with a completely normal life expectancy. Out of those #6 death options, pregnancy is the only type of event where, if you survive, you have a completely normal life & life expectancy. Given that, why wouldn't a hospital invest the resource? https://www.cdc.gov/women/lcod/2014/all-females/index.htm https://www.cdc.gov/women/lcod/2014/all-females/index.htm