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Texas scored a D in maternal health, with high preterm births and racial disparities, despite some progress.
Texas received a D on the March of Dimes' 2024 maternal and infant health report, with a preterm birth rate of 11.1%, above the national average, and stark racial disparities, especially among Black mothers.
Nearly 23% of mothers started prenatal care in the fifth month or later, hindering early intervention.
While Texas outperformed the national average in severe maternal morbidity, likely due to expanded Medicaid coverage, disparities in outcomes persist.
A new $25 million regional initiative in North Texas aims to reduce maternal complications through data sharing and targeted interventions, including addressing postpartum heart disease and improving access to care.
Texas obtuvo un D en salud materna, con altos nacimientos prematuros y disparidades raciales, a pesar de algunos progresos.