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Mississippi declares public health emergency over rising infant deaths, citing inequities and access issues.
Mississippi has declared a public health emergency due to a rising infant mortality rate, alarming health officials and medical professionals.
The increase highlights systemic issues including limited access to prenatal care, maternal health disparities, rural healthcare shortages, and socioeconomic challenges.
Experts stress the need for immediate action, such as expanding outreach, improving healthcare access, and addressing social determinants like transportation and food insecurity.
The crisis disproportionately affects Black mothers and infants, underscoring long-standing inequities.
While specific data varies, the emergency aims to mobilize resources and drive coordinated efforts to improve maternal and infant outcomes across the state.
Mississippi declara emergencia de salud pública por el aumento de muertes infantiles, citando inequidades y problemas de acceso.