Trends in Infant Mortality in United States: A Brief Study of the Southeastern States from 2005–2009
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- Quick, J.D. & Greenlick, M.R. & Roghmann, K.J., 1981. "Prenatal care and pregnancy outcome in an HMO and general population: A multivariate cohort analysis," American Journal of Public Health, American Public Health Association, vol. 71(4), pages 381-390.
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infant mortality; public health; southeastern states; socioeconomic status; Alabama; Louisiana; Mississippi; Georgia; Florida;All these keywords.
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