DemonSemenVaccine t1_j9xgr6d wrote on February 25, 2023 at 6:54 AM

Reply to comment by GoldGlitters in Suspect arrested in 2001 killing of a pregnant soldier at a former U.S. Army base in Germany by StevenSanders90210

There have been additional studies done that stretch the time frame of starting as soon as known pregnant to a year after birth. In those studies the #1 is homicide. Women are still very vulnerable after giving birth, plus all the additional stressors. Louisiana did a study for sure, since they have a very high number of maternal/fetal mortalities.

DoomSongOnRepeat t1_j9yue0y wrote on February 25, 2023 at 4:00 PM

That's the same time frame as the linked study. There have been exactly 0 studies which point to homicide being #1. If there were, they would have been linked when it was pointed out that the study cited in this thread shows suicide as being the #1 cause by a long shot. You could search all day to find a source which supports your assertion, but all you'll find are articles that are misleading at best.

DemonSemenVaccine t1_j9z7jel wrote on February 25, 2023 at 5:28 PM

https://ldh.la.gov/page/PAMR

You can download the PAMR study at the bottom of the link. From 2017-2019 in Louisiana #1 cause was accidental overdose. Then it was homicide. I wasn't looking at articles, I was looking at actual data that the hospital reports to the state of Louisiana. I currently work and have worked in hospitals in Louisiana and closely with the state. The data from 2020-current does support the statement I made.

DoomSongOnRepeat t1_j9z9nr6 wrote on February 25, 2023 at 5:42 PM

Those reports don't support your claim either. I guess you assumed I wouldn't bother even reading the relevant sections...