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Dec 19, 2024 · Despite renewed attention, pregnancy and childbirth still deadly across Arizona. The rate of women in Arizona who died during or after pregnancy nearly tripled from 1999 to 2019, with the most dramatic increases among the state’s minority populations: Native American mothers died at more than triple the rate of their white counterparts in 2019, while Black maternal deaths occurred at a rate ...
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Brandon Quester is the founder, executive director and editor of the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting. In a short time and with limited resources, he built AZCIR into an award-winning newsroom, becoming a regional hub for original and collaborative accountability journalism that is best known for its deep reporting on important public policy issues in Arizona and the Southwest.
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Lack of oversight, coordination hinder efforts to reform Arizona’s rise in maternal mortality. Despite a flurry of recommendations from maternal health advocates and policymakers, a lack of strategic oversight and coordination—exacerbated by budget and staffing constraints—has hindered comprehensive reforms aimed at combating Arizona’s maternal mortality crisis.
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State, county policies impact rejected ballot rates in November election. Election officials didn’t count 27,327 ballots cast by Arizona voters in the November election, rejecting more than twice the 10,457 votes that flipped the state for President-elect Joe Biden in what was the closest raw vote margin of any state in the nation.
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