In a controlled COVID-19 scenario, the BMMR exhibits a decreasing trend, reaching a ratio of 49.90/100,000 live births, with an 80% confidence interval (CI) of [28.07, 71.74] in 2025.
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic in the Brazilian maternal mortality ratio: A comparative analysis of Neural Networks Autoregression, Holt-Winters exponential smoothing, and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average models.
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However, in a pandemic scenario, the BMMR shows a slightly increasing trend, reaching a ratio of 85.60/100,000 live births, with an 80% CI of [81.10, 92.75] in 2025.
However, in a pandemic scenario, the BMMR shows an increasing trend, reaching a ratio of 119.47/100,000 live births, with an 80% CI of [102.15, 136.80] in 2025.