Analysis highlights racial disparities in maternal health care for racialized women, suggesting a need for race-based data.
Conducting research on maternal health care through an intersectional lens is important to me because of the rise of health disparities, specifically racial disparities that exist within the health sector, however, there is limited race-based data in Canadian literature that addresses these disparities and how it affects racialized women.
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