A Champion's Legacy: Remembering Tori Bowie, the Fastest Woman with a Heart of Gold
Tori Bowie, an American track and field champion, passed away from complications of childbirth, according to an autopsy report.
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Bowie, a three-time Olympic medalist, was found deceased in bed on May 2 at the age of 32.
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The report of the autopsy ruled her manner of death as natural and mentioned possible complications, including respiratory distress and eclampsia.
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Winning three medals: gold in the 4x100 relay, silver in the 100 meters, and bronze in the 200 meters, Tori Bowie achieved success at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.
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Studies have shown a higher risk of pre-eclampsia among black women in the United States, with rates among them more than twice as high as those of white women.
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The death of Bowie highlights the concerning rise in maternal death rates in the United States, particularly affecting black women.
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The pregnancy of Bowie was confirmed during her funeral service, where it was revealed that she had a daughter named Arian Bowie, who had preceded her in death.
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The need for further research and awareness of maternal health issues, particularly among marginalized communities, is highlighted by the details surrounding Tori Bowie’s death.
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