Regional variation in Black infant mortality: The contribution of contextual factors
Abstract
Background Compared to other racial/ethnic groups, infant mortality rates (IMR) are persistently highestamong Black infants in the United States, yet there is considerable regional variation. We examined state and county-level contextual factors that may explain regional differences in Black IMR and identified potential strategies for improvement. Methods and findings Black infant mortality data are from the Linked Birth/Infant Death files for...
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Title
Regional variation in Black infant mortality: The contribution of contextual factors
Published Date
Aug 11, 2020
Journal
Volume
15
Issue
8
Pages
e0237314 - e0237314
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