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Elucidating trends and underlying drivers of neonatal mortality stagnation in Nepal: An analytical perspective on the 2016 and 2022 Demographic and Health Surveys. [PDF]
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Pediatrics, 1984
To the Editor.— Shapiro et al1 are properly cautious in attributing any decline in neonatal mortality to the use of neonatal intensive care. There was no decrease in mortality in 1976, the first year of their area-wide program, when compared with the 1974 to 1975 base line.2 Furthermore, the 17.9% decline in neonatal mortality between ...
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To the Editor.— Shapiro et al1 are properly cautious in attributing any decline in neonatal mortality to the use of neonatal intensive care. There was no decrease in mortality in 1976, the first year of their area-wide program, when compared with the 1974 to 1975 base line.2 Furthermore, the 17.9% decline in neonatal mortality between ...
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Pediatrics, 1978
I was very interested by Dr. Wegman's article on vital statistics (Pediatrics 58:793, December 1976). Nevertheless, I would like to share some reservations that I have concerning the inference he made regarding the decrease in neonatal mortality: "The steady decline in the neonatal mortality rate, almost as rapid as that of the post-neonatal rate, does
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I was very interested by Dr. Wegman's article on vital statistics (Pediatrics 58:793, December 1976). Nevertheless, I would like to share some reservations that I have concerning the inference he made regarding the decrease in neonatal mortality: "The steady decline in the neonatal mortality rate, almost as rapid as that of the post-neonatal rate, does
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American Journal of Epidemiology, 1982
A cohort study of neonatal mortality (N = 106) in white singleton births (N = 14,486) in Utah for January-June 1975 was conducted. Using membership and activity in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon) as a proxy for parental health practices, i.e., tobacco and alcohol abstinence, differential neonatal mortality rates were ...
F R, Woolley, K L, Schuman, J L, Lyon
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A cohort study of neonatal mortality (N = 106) in white singleton births (N = 14,486) in Utah for January-June 1975 was conducted. Using membership and activity in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon) as a proxy for parental health practices, i.e., tobacco and alcohol abstinence, differential neonatal mortality rates were ...
F R, Woolley, K L, Schuman, J L, Lyon
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Perinatal vs. Neonatal Mortality
Pediatrics, 1973The annual summary of vital statistics for 1971 was noted in the December 1972 issue. I am confused as to the method of reporting newborn deaths. The recently revised Standards and Recommendations, Hospital Care of Newborn Infants handbook recommends reporting a perinatal death rate for international comparability.
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Determinants of the Neonatal Mortality
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1976A recent sharp decline in the neonatal mortality in our medical center prompted a critical analysis of viral statistics of the newborn service during the years 1966 through 1973. The mean neonatal mortality for the entire period was 15.4 per 1,000 live births, and 11.0 in the period 1972 through 1973.
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Reducing Black Neonatal Mortality
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985To the Editor.— The important article by Binkin et al 1 has added the most convincing evidence to date that black newborns have lower mortality rates in all weight-specific groups under 3,000 g. Because there has been recent criticism that studies performed years ago should not be relied on, 2 the authors' results, which confirm and extend the 1960 ...
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Pediatrics, 1979
The United States has had a substantial decline in infant mortality rates. Mortality rates for low birth weight infants remained fairly stable prior to 1965, but have "decreased sharply" since then. The decrease in mortality among these infants accounted for more than half of the overall fall.
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The United States has had a substantial decline in infant mortality rates. Mortality rates for low birth weight infants remained fairly stable prior to 1965, but have "decreased sharply" since then. The decrease in mortality among these infants accounted for more than half of the overall fall.
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