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What Is Happening in the United States?

The World Health Organization and United Nations are addressing maternal and infant mortality rates across the globe. These organizations and other international bodies have delineated goals to reduce maternal death rates by 5.5 percent yearly, and a two-thirds reduction in the under-five mortality rate by 2015. Worldwide, 536,000 women died of maternal causes in 2005, the vast majority in developing countries. There were 400 deaths per 100,000 live births worldwide. Infant mortality rates vary across areas of the world, the highest are in undeveloped countries.