A recent study reports women who give birth pay more out of pocket for health care expenses compared to women who are childless.
The researchers say these pregnancy-related expenses are higher than many families can afford.
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It Costs Nearly $20,000 To Have A Baby In The U.S., Study FindsI am a senior reporter for the Forbes breaking news team, covering health and science from the London office. Previously I worked as a reporter for a trade publication covering big data and law and as a freelance journalist and policy analyst covering science, tech and health. I have master’s degrees in Biological Natural Sciences and the History and Philosophy of Science from Downing College, Cambridge University. Follow me on Twitter theroberthart or get in touch at rhartforbes.com
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