https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40615-019-00577-w
Of course maternal mortality is especially concerning regarding pregnancy, but pregnancy also has maternal morbidity associated with it.
1.2% of maternal hospitalizations are associated with Severe Maternal Morbidity (SMM- significant short-term and long-term adverse consequences to health). Rates of SSM are on the order of 50x higher than maternal mortality. With a similar higher rate of morbidity among Black women (2.1% of maternal hospitalizations) compared to other ethnic groups (1.0% for White women and 1.0% for Hispanic women).
A post-Dobbs US will see more maternal morbidity and mortality as women are forced to give birth and carry out unsafe abortions. This burden disproportionately falling on Black women in particular who already have high rates of maternal morbidity and mortality as they lose abortion rights.
Here is what it looks by state with again a pattern of more morbidity generally in the Deep South where we are likely to see strict abortion bans and restrictions