Interview: Slawa Rokicki, assistant professor, Rutgers School of Public Health
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Interview: New Jersey's first lady Tammy Murphy
Data from the New Jersey Hospital Association shows that the rate of cesarean sections in New Jersey has dropped substantially.
In New Jersey, African American women are four or five times more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications than white women.
A doula is an informational, educational, and emotional support for women before, during and after birth.
The report shows only 9 out of 47 hospitals in New Jersey met the C-section standard rate of no more than 23.9 percent.
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About four out of every 10 babies in New Jersey are born by C-section, second in the nation behind Louisiana.