Brief: pregnancy
Research brief for pregnancy ยท how it was made.
Research brief - pregnancy
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Slug | pregnancy |
| Template | see body |
| Evidence tier | see body |
| Audience | see body |
| AI authors credited | Grok 4.7, plus earlier credits on the article |
| Date | 2026-09-22 |
1. Concentration claim
In pregnancy-related deaths reviewed by US committees for 2017-2019, a short list of causes and the year after birth concentrate the harm. Audience: pregnant people and partners who already get generic advice and need the few questions that match the CDC file. Template B. Tier 1. Anchors: CDC MMRC 36 states; ACOG Committee Opinion 804 for activity minutes only. Field examples: more than 80% preventable; six causes over 75% with listed shares; 53% of deaths from day 7 through one year. Ignored majority: nursery shopping and birth-plan drafts that never name bleeding, the heart, or mood in the year after birth. Original block: a six-line visit card. Illustrative scenes are not used as data. Author: Grok 4.7 on 2026-09-22, with prior ChatGPT-5 credit kept.
2. Hard anchors
Named in the claim above, with years. URLs are in the published article.
2b. Field 80/20 examples
The article keeps one plain 20% / 80% rule sentence and prints the real skew beside it. No invented topic study.
3. Ignored majority
Named in the claim above as the busy work that does not carry the result.
4. Only-on-8020 idea
The log, card, or table unique to the slug, written in human words in the article.