Published Nov 7, 2024
Racial Disparity in C-Section Rates: Unpacking bias in the medical system
Emily Oster and Molly Schnell explore racial disparities in C-section rates, delving into the role of implicit bias and systemic healthcare issues that lead to higher rates among black mothers. They discuss Molly's research on predictors and discretionary factors, advocating for policy changes to enhance maternal health outcomes and reduce unnecessary C-sections.
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