Infant and perinatal mortality in the United States

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Infant and perinatal mortality in the United States

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October 1965

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Vital and health statistics. Series 3, Analytical studies ; no. 4 ; Public Health Service publication ; no. 1000-Ser. 3-no. 4 ;

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Infant and perinatal mortality in the United States

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National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.)

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Analysis of long- and short- term trends in infant mortality in the United States by age at death, cause of death, sex of child, color, and geographic areas; fetal and perinatal mortality trends; role of various risk factors including birth weight, age of mother, birth order, mother's history of prior pregnancy loss; changes during the 1950 decade in personnel and facilities and services related to obstetrical and pediatric care; discussion of health insurance and maternal and child health programs and services.

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5294380

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United States

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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

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