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Erica Hensley
Verified
Reporter, Fuller Project for International Reporting
Mississippi
Beats
human interests, national and international affairs, politics
mostly related to IT
Content
‘It’s which door she walks through’: How provider preference and hospital culture drive C-section rates
By Erica Hensley Verified| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified Though they can be life-saving, growing research suggests that cesarian sections, or C-sections, are vastly overused in the United States, especially among first-time moms who are low-risk. At best, this can strip autonomy from new parents. At worst, it can cause irreversible infertility and complications that can result in death. C-sections are major abdominal surgeries with immediate and long-term risks, including infection, hemorrhage and future placenta problems.
By Sophia Paffenroth Verified, Erica Hensley Verified, Louise Donovan Verified| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified When Santander’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology flagged unusual activity on a customer’s account last year, the bank’s staff had no idea it would lead to a human trafficking network being uncovered. On their own, the transactions didn’t look like much. A 34-year-old man was making regular payments to budget airlines, mobile phone providers and Vivastreet and Gumtree, websites that can be used to advertise genuine adult services but also sell everything from cars to computers.
‘It’s which door she walks through’: How provider preference and hospital culture drive C-section rates
By Erica Hensley Verified| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified Though they can be life-saving, growing research suggests that cesarian sections, or C-sections, are vastly overused in the United States, especially among first-time moms who are low-risk. At best, this can strip autonomy from new parents. At worst, it can cause irreversible infertility and complications that can result in death. C-sections are major abdominal surgeries with immediate and long-term risks, including infection, hemorrhage and future placenta problems.
Company Info
Fuller Project for International Reporting
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-669-5068