Annual Summary of Vital Statistics—1977
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Annual Summary of Vital Statistics—1977
In the article " Annual Summary of Vital Statistic—1977" by M.E. Wegman (Pediatrics 62:947-954, December 1978) an incorrect figure was given (p 948, col 1) for the number of babies born to white mothers under 19 years of age. The sentence should read: " White mothers age 19 and under had 398,329 babies; black mothers in the same age group had 160,597."
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Infant, World Health Organization, United States, Vital Statistics, Fertility, Divorce, Infant Mortality, Humans, Disease, Marriage, Mortality, Birth Rate
Infant, World Health Organization, United States, Vital Statistics, Fertility, Divorce, Infant Mortality, Humans, Disease, Marriage, Mortality, Birth Rate
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