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Denmark the Csection rate is about 3%From: James Taylor (taylorj@texas.net)Thu Jul 31 17:55:18 1997
The U.S. ranks #23 in infant mortality, meaning 22 other countries have lower infant mortality rates. Some of the countries which fare better than the U.S. are Japan, Finland, Sweden, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Netherlands, France, N. Ireland, etc... Most of these countries use midwives to attend the majority of normal, healthy births, and homebirth is still quite normal in the Scandinavian countries. For a list of the countries in ranking order and # of neonatal deaths per 1000, see: http://www.medaccess.com/health93/TABLE025.htm J. Taylor
> freda seddon wrote:
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