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... of Perinatal and Infant Mortality, National Center for Health Statistics, Series 3, Number 6.. Of considerable interest in the United[r] ... See full document

... format and provide a summary of vital statistics data through 2000. The most current information (2000) is based on preliminary data while more detailed analyses are based on final data (1999 for ... See full document

... Hispanic origin and race are collected as separate items in vital records. Persons of Hispanic origin may be of any race, although most births and infant deaths of Hispanic origin (97%) are to white women. Because ... See full document

... Expectation of life at birth reached a record high of 77.2 years for all sex and race groups combined in 2001. Death rates in the United States continue to decline. Between 2000 and 2001, death rates declined for the 3 ... See full document

... In 2001, the provisional infant mortality rate was 6.9 per 1000 live births, the same as in 2000. Racial differ- ences in infant mortality remain a major public health concern, with the rate for infants of black mothers ... See full document

... the statistics presented here for a given state to get an idea of how well the state is doing in overall infant mortality, and then to gain further insight into areas of strength or weak- ness in regard to ... See full document

... Expectation of life at birth reached a new high in 1997 of 76.5 years for all gender and race groups combined. Age-adjusted death rates declined in 1997 for diseases of the heart, accidents and adverse affects ... See full document

... Recent trends in the vital statistics of the United States continued in 1995, including decreases in the number of births, the birth rate, the age-adjusted death rate, and the infant mor[r] ... See full document

... Recent trends in the vital statistics of the United States continued in 1994, including decreases in the number of births, the birth rate, the age-adjusted death rate, and the infant mor[r] ... See full document

... In the absence of final 1992 data Table 8 covers only provisional data for 1992 and 1993, along with the comparable data from 1940, when crude and age-adjusted rates were identical. Besi[r] ... See full document

... Hispanic Origin: Numbers of Births: Birth, Fertility and Total Fertility Rates; Perc Delivery, and Low Birth Weight; Infant Deaths and Mortality Rates. United States, 1991[r] ... See full document

... INFANT DEATHS AND RATES: EACH REPORTING AREA, 1963 AND 1964. (By place of occurrence.[r] ... See full document

... ences, have been obtained from the Annual Sum- mary published by the National Center for Health Statistics in Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Vol.. 16, No.[r] ... See full document

... The lowest rate was Oregon with 19.1 and tile highest Alaska, 31.0, followed by New Mexico at 27.3. Pediatricians are particularly interested[r] ... See full document

... In the United States over the years, this has grown steadily less although the state with the highest rate, Alaska, has a rate almost twice as high as those of the lowest states, Utah, I[r] ... See full document

... The Netherlands, low- est of the group, had a provisional infant mortality of 15.4 in 1961, almost 40% lower than that of the United States. Ten years[r] ... See full document

... Annual totals for 1960 in comparison with similar figures for 1959 are shown in Table I for birth, death, mann age and infant mortality rate.. The data are shown in variations by calenda[r] ... See full document

... over the country, and a majority of states experi- enced a decline from 1974 both in numbers and rates. The one outstanding exception to the usual level among the states is Utah; there, [r] ... See full document

... A continuing fall in the birth rate and infant mortality rate, with a slight increase in marriages, but a greater increase in divorces, characterized United States vital statistics (Tabl[r] ... See full document

... Center for Health and the Demo- graphic Yearbook and the monthly quarterly, Pop- ulation and Vital Statistics, published by the Sta- tistical Office of the United Nations.4’ The limita- [r] ... See full document