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Ethnicity

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In the 2016–2018 report black women have more than fourfold higher MMRs than white women, a disparity which has been evident for many years and has been worsening more recently. The increase is less among other ethnic groups (Table 2.2), but is also significantly higher in women from Asian and mixed ethnic backgrounds. Women recently arrived from overseas often have communication difficulties and are at particular risk.

Table 2.2 Estimated maternal mortality rates by ethnic group, England 2016–2018

Ethnic group (England only) Total maternities Deaths (n) Rate/100 000 (95%CI) Relative risk (95%CI)
White (inc. not known) 1 486 428 117 7.87 (6.51–9.43) 1 (Ref.)
Asian 191 145 28 14.65 (9.73–21.17) 1.86 (1.19–2.83)
Black 81 704 28 34.27 (22.77–49.53) 4.35 (2.77–6.62)
Chinese/others 75 270 6 7.97 (2.93–17.35) 1.01 (0.36–2.27)
Mixed 31 823 8 25.14 (10.85–49.53) 3.19 (1.35–6.50)
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