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H.R. 6303 (119th Congress)Committee
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CARE for Moms Act

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The CARE for Moms Act establishes federal initiatives to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity in the United States. The bill creates a standardized national maternal mortality and morbidity data collection and surveillance system, establishes Maternal Mortality Review Committees in states, and funds programs to improve maternal health outcomes including doula services, mental health support, and screening for intimate partner violence. The legislation also addresses racial and ethnic disparities in maternal mortality and aims to identify preventable causes of pregnancy-related deaths through coordinated federal and state efforts.

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