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The effect of congenital anomalies on mortality risk in white and black infants.

1 Jun 1999

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OBJECTIVES: This population-based study examined the effect of all major congenital anomalies on the mortality of White and Black infants by infant sex, birthweight, gestational age, and lethality of the anomaly. The study also determined the total contribution of anomalies to infant mortality. METHODS: California Birth Defects Monitoring Program data were merged with linked birth-death files for 278,646...

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PMID: 10358680
DOI: 10.2105/ajph.89.6.887

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