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Re: Caesareans on the rise again ? (long)From: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Aug 28 22:05:53 2000
In a message dated 8/28/00 9:12:02 PM, RModugno@aol.com writes: << Now look state-by-state: Fewer than 17.5 percent of births in Utah, Wisconsin, Colorado, Alaska or Vermont are C-sections. But more than one in four births are C-sections in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Jersey. >> You have to watch the ethnic distribution, as well as the socioeconomic distribution, from state to state. Remember, the big, Scandanavian women with big hips (stereotype, I know, but cut me some slack) in Wisconsin milk country will almost ALWAYS have a lower c-section rate than the inner city African-American woman in New Orleans or Jackson Mississippi. Joe P.
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