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Europe Compared by Health > Reproductive health > Maternal mortality ratio > Modeled estimate > Per 100,000 live births

DEFINITION: Maternal mortality ratio is the number of women who die during pregnancy and childbirth, per 100,000 live births. The data are estimated with a regression model using information on fertility, birth attendants, and HIV prevalence.".

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Georgia 48 2008
2 Russia 39 2008
3 Azerbaijan 38 2008
4 Moldova 32 2008
5 Albania 31 2008
6 Armenia 29 2008
7 Romania 27 2008
8 Ukraine 26 2008
9 Turkey 23 2008
10 Latvia 20 2008
11 Slovenia 18 2008
12 Luxembourg 17 2008
13 Belarus 15 2008
14 Croatia 14 2008
=15 Bulgaria 13 2008
=15 Lithuania 13 2008
=15 Hungary 13 2008
=18 United Kingdom 12 2008
=18 Estonia 12 2008
=20 Switzerland 10 2008
=20 Cyprus 10 2008
=22 Netherlands 9 2008
=22 Bosnia and Herzegovina 9 2008
=24 Malta 8 2008
=24 Czech Republic 8 2008
=24 Finland 8 2008
=24 France 8 2008
=28 Germany 7 2008
=28 Portugal 7 2008
=28 Norway 7 2008
=31 Poland 6 2008
=31 Spain 6 2008
=31 Slovakia 6 2008
=34 Iceland 5 2008
=34 Belgium 5 2008
=34 Austria 5 2008
=34 Sweden 5 2008
=34 Italy 5 2008
=34 Denmark 5 2008
40 Ireland 3 2008
41 Greece 2 2008

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