email article More women from New York City traveled to surrounding areas to deliver a baby in 2020 versus the year prior, according to a CDC report. Compared to 2019, out-of-town births increased for all months in 2020, ranging from a relative 15% jump in September to a 70% jump in April, reported Elizabeth Gregory, MPH, of the CDC National Center for Health Statistics, and colleagues. Out-of-city births peaked in April and May to 10.2% and 10.3%, respectively, up from 6% and 6.2% in 2019, they wrote in a The researchers noted that among non-Hispanic white women, rates of out-of-city ...