A new study, that includes data from 11 Pacific Northwest hospitals, shows that women with low-risk pregnancies who were cared for by a midwife, left the hospital with fewer complications and interventions than women who had an obstetrician deliver their baby. 

<p>A new study, that includes data from 11 Pacific Northwest hospitals, shows that women with low-risk pregnancies who were cared for by a midwife, left the hospital with fewer complications and interventions than women who had an obstetrician deliver their baby.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Highlights from KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM.</p>

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