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Healthy Birth Outcomes:
Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Data and Fact Sheets
Infant mortality rates (the number of deaths during the first year of
life per 1,000 live births in a population group) reflect a tragic loss of
life to individuals, families, and the community. The magnitude of
infant mortality also reflects broader social and economic conditions that
affect maternal and infant health, including factors such as access to
high-quality health care, education, poverty, and racism.
Fact Sheets
What Moms Tell Us:
Unintended Pregnancy (March 2013) (PDF, 450 KB)
Reducing the Risk
of Sleep-Related Infant Death (PDF, 82 KB) (updated February 2013)
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Helping Pregnant Smokers
Quit Gives Kids a Healthy Start (exit DHS; PDF, 308 KB).
- Wisconsin Health Facts: Racial and Ethnic
Disparities in Infant Mortality (PDF, 69 KB) (updated November 2012)
- What Moms Tell Us:
Breastfeeding (PDF, 159 KB) (August 2012)
- Wisconsin Health Facts: Poverty and Health,
2010 (PDF, 183 KB) (August 2012)
- What Moms Tell Us:
Safe Sleep Practices (PDF, 336 KB) (April 2012)
- What Moms Tell Us: Postpartum
Depression (PDF, 118 KB) (January 2011)
- Wisconsin Health Facts: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in
Infant Mortality (PDF, 72 KB) (updated January 2010)
Reports
Presentations and Other Reference Materials
Related DHS Program Sites
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Last Revised:
May 07, 2013
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