Maternal Morbidity and Mortality
Among women who had pregnancy-related deaths and whose prenatal care status was known, 8.5%. had not received any prenatal care and . 24.5%. started prenatal care in their second or third trimester. 12. Severe Maternal Morbidity: Short-term Risks. SMM is stressful and affects the woman, her family and friends, and the overall community. For
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