Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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Page 150
... Birth / Infant Death Data Set Files , analyze three adverse pregnancy outcomes - prematurity , low birth weight , and infant mortality - for major Hispanic subgroups in the United States . These authors conclude that Cu- bans are ...
... Birth / Infant Death Data Set Files , analyze three adverse pregnancy outcomes - prematurity , low birth weight , and infant mortality - for major Hispanic subgroups in the United States . These authors conclude that Cu- bans are ...
Page 161
... birth outcome is always highest when care is adequate plus . It is especially important to note that women who smoke heavily are , in every instance , at greater risk of giving birth to a premature infant ( odds range from 1.10 to 1.37 ...
... birth outcome is always highest when care is adequate plus . It is especially important to note that women who smoke heavily are , in every instance , at greater risk of giving birth to a premature infant ( odds range from 1.10 to 1.37 ...
Page 166
... birth outcomes were juxtaposed with those for the infant - mortality model . When birth outcomes are included as risk factors for infant mor- tality , prematurity and low birth weight , predictably , have far and away the largest ...
... birth outcomes were juxtaposed with those for the infant - mortality model . When birth outcomes are included as risk factors for infant mor- tality , prematurity and low birth weight , predictably , have far and away the largest ...
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