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Scientific American, 1985
PIP: The speed of decline of the US infant mortality rate diminished markedly to 2.7% (10.6 deaths) in 1984, and the likelihood that the goal of an infant mortality rate of 9 will be reached by 1990 is less likely. A definite change that took place not long before the rate of decline flattened out was the reduction by the Reagan Administration in the ...
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PIP: The speed of decline of the US infant mortality rate diminished markedly to 2.7% (10.6 deaths) in 1984, and the likelihood that the goal of an infant mortality rate of 9 will be reached by 1990 is less likely. A definite change that took place not long before the rate of decline flattened out was the reduction by the Reagan Administration in the ...
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Perinatal and infant mortality
Medical Journal of Australia, 1985Australias infant mortality rate fell below 10/1000 live births for the 1st time in 1983 (9.6/1000). Internationally Australia ranks 12th in infant mortality among countries with populations over 2.5 million. Contributing to this relatively poor international standing has been the high incidence of low birthweight infants high postneonatal mortality ...
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Infant mortality and illegitimacy
Social Science & Medicine, 1992Abstract The changing rate of infant mortality over time in the U.S.A. from 1940 to 1986 and the variation in the infant mortality rate over the states were both found to be associated with the illegitimacy rates.
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Robust relationship between air quality and infant mortality in Africa
Nature, 2018S. Heft-Neal +3 more
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Racial disparity in infant mortality.
Seminars in Perinatology, 2017N. Matoba, J. Collins
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