Racial Disparities in Postpartum Mortality -- Source review
After the conference, I have decided to change my topic to focus on a specific subgroup within the African American population -- African American women. This topic discusses the racial disparities that are present surrounding the topic of postpartum mortality (death related to pregnancy). As I was doing a search on Google Scholar, I used keyword search to look for articles relating to "racial disparities" and "pregnancy". I managed to find a journal from the National Institute of Health under the National Library of Medicine that perfectly addresses this topic.
I find this source particular helpful because it is an analysis of pregnant women in the United States over a span of 9 years, their mortality rates and how they correlate to race. I will use the statistical evidence, such as percentage of race as well as Pregnancy Related Mortality Ratios, to support my argument. Specifically, I will argue that seeing a large disparity between white and black Americans mortality ratios, it is clear that race is a significant determinant of black Americans health.
The link to the source is below:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6730892/
This seems like a very strong source to use for your argument. Statistics from this source will be really helpful to support your claim and since the study is over a span of 9 years, it will most likely be accurate information.
ReplyDeleteThe source provided is reliable, relevant, and very academically based, which serves your purpose very well. Nice job!
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