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Revisions of U.S. Standard Certificates on Vital Events

Name: Revisions of U.S. Standard Certificates on Vital Events
Creator: Anders S. Lunde
Keywords: Male, Infant, Newborn, Death Certificates, United States, Vital Statistics, Divorce, Pregnancy, Birth Certificates, Humans, Female

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1967Publisher:JSTORJournal:Public Health Reports (1896-1970), volume 82, page 913 (issn: 0094-6214,

Authors: Anders S. Lunde;

doi: 10.2307/4593159

pmid: 4964121

pmc: PMC1920079

Revisions of U.S. Standard Certificates on Vital Events

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Male, Infant, Newborn, Death Certificates, United States, Vital Statistics, Divorce, Pregnancy, Birth Certificates, Humans, Female, Marriage, Fetal Death, Public Health Administration, Demography

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