Discover a historical look at maternity and child health in rural Mississippi, based on a ground‑level survey from 1916–1918.
This study summarizes field interviews with hundreds of mothers, documents costs of confinement, prenatal care, and the role of midwives, and highlights the social and economic factors shaping infant and maternal outcomes.
From the early 20th‑century perspective, the report details who provided care, what families could afford, and how public health efforts were organized. It offers a snapshot of infant mortality, maternal death, and the practical challenges families faced in accessing medical services, nursing support, and vital registrations.
Ideal for readers of social history, public health, and rural studies, this edition illuminates early 20th‑century efforts to protect mothers and children in underserved communities.
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