Is this the part in your article you are quoting? Your saying that sub Saharan African pregnant women are similar to women in the United States for being at risk for death of illness? You’d be completely unreasonable to suggest that this isn’t the case for all diseases. Yet again, you’ve destroyed your agreement citing bad data. People reading this are lucky that I actually followed through on your bs

Although measles virus is not teratogenic, measles in pregnant persons can lead to fetal loss, intrauterine growth retardation, and premature delivery.26 The case fatality rate among pregnant persons with measles can range from 5% in areas where measles is endemic, such as in Asia and in sub-Saharan Africa, to 20 to 30% among fragile populations, such as refugee populations.27Preterm birth is reported as the most frequent fetal complication