Publication date
January 1968
DOI Publisher
SAGE Publications ISSN
0009-9228 Journal
Clinical Pediatrics Language
EnglishAbstract
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This is the published version. Copyright 1983 Wayne State University Press.Infant mortality in Åland...
Background: Fetal and neonatal mortality rates are essential indicators of population health, but va...
ABSTRACT Objectives England has one of the highest child mortality rates in Western Europe, while...
In 2005, the United States ranked 30th in the world in infant mortality. Infant mortality rates for ...
The United States has higher infant mortality than peer countries. In this paper, we combine microda...
To access publisher's full text version of this article, please click on the hyperlink in Additional...
Background: Variation in birth registration criteria may compromise international comparisons of fet...
Objectives-This report investigates the reasons for the United States' high infant mortality rate wh...
The US has a substantial – and poorly understood – infant mortality disadvantage relative to peer co...
The health status of nations has been and continues to be under debate. Although the variables that ...
Abstract Background Infant mortality rates are commonly used to compare the health of populations. O...
OBJECTIVES: This report investigates the reasons for the United States' high infant mortality rate w...
The infant mortality rates in the United States greatly outweigh those in other comparable countries...
Infant mortality rates have often been used as heaIth status indicators, particularly for internatio...
Despite an overall downward trend in neonatal and post neonatal deaths in recent years, the United S...
This is the published version. Copyright 1983 Wayne State University Press.Infant mortality in Åland...
Background: Fetal and neonatal mortality rates are essential indicators of population health, but va...
ABSTRACT Objectives England has one of the highest child mortality rates in Western Europe, while...
In 2005, the United States ranked 30th in the world in infant mortality. Infant mortality rates for ...
The United States has higher infant mortality than peer countries. In this paper, we combine microda...
To access publisher's full text version of this article, please click on the hyperlink in Additional...
Background: Variation in birth registration criteria may compromise international comparisons of fet...
Objectives-This report investigates the reasons for the United States' high infant mortality rate wh...
The US has a substantial – and poorly understood – infant mortality disadvantage relative to peer co...
The health status of nations has been and continues to be under debate. Although the variables that ...
Abstract Background Infant mortality rates are commonly used to compare the health of populations. O...
OBJECTIVES: This report investigates the reasons for the United States' high infant mortality rate w...
The infant mortality rates in the United States greatly outweigh those in other comparable countries...
Infant mortality rates have often been used as heaIth status indicators, particularly for internatio...
Despite an overall downward trend in neonatal and post neonatal deaths in recent years, the United S...
This is the published version. Copyright 1983 Wayne State University Press.Infant mortality in Åland...
Background: Fetal and neonatal mortality rates are essential indicators of population health, but va...
ABSTRACT Objectives England has one of the highest child mortality rates in Western Europe, while...
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