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  1. Obvious bias
    Chantel Haynes Chantel Haynes United States says:
    November 4, 2023 at 11:09 AM

    This article is clearly written with bias against non-hospital birth settings.  The statistics are so completely incorrect that it is clear the author utilizes coercion as a tactic to create fear surrounding it of hospital birth options.  The use of "at least" in describing statistical informatics is unprofessional and as used in this article an attempt at fear-mongering.  Emotions and bias do not belong in education, and yet this author uses both in an attempt to misinform.

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