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>the healthcare I had access to in the US was far better than the healthcare I had access to in New Zealand No, it wasn't. Factually, your sister is 4.7 times
by grecy 3y ago
>the healthcare I had access to in the US was far better than the healthcare I had access to in New Zealand
No, it wasn't.
Factually, your sister is 4.7 times more likely to die giving birth in the US than in New Zealand.
The outcomes in US healthcare are terrible, and it's extremely expensive.
- AmericanChopper 3y ago> Factually, your sister is 4.7 times more likely to die giving birth in the US than in New Zealand. Factually, that’s completely wrong, and I don’t think you know what maternal mortality is. It’s any death that occurs during pregnancy, during or with 42 days of childbirth. There’s a lot of reason that the number is so high in the US (including unequal access to healthcare in the first place), but the quality of the healthcare provided isn’t one of them.
- grecy 3y ago> There’s a lot of reason that the number is so high in the US... but the quality of the healthcare provided isn’t one of them. In one sentence you acknowledge that the US has a VASTLY higher maternal mortality rate than developed countries, then you say that has nothing to do with the quality of healthcare provided. That's.... impressive.