> in Germany and 19 per 100k is almost 3 times the maternal mortality rate here, and we're already a little high compared to most of the EU. Sure if you compare

> in Germany and 19 per 100k is almost 3 times the maternal mortality rate here, and we're already a little high compared to most of the EU. Sure if you compare it to countries with barely any medical infrastructure it's very low, but for a rich nation it's terrifyingly high. If you only have a penny and I have a nickel, I am 5x richer than you. But am I terrifyingly rich? 0.00019 is certainly bigger than 0.00006, but they're both quite small.