P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 65, Issue 3, 2004May 01, 2004 EDT
Infant Mortality: 1963 to Present Medical Developments and Legislative Changes
Infant Mortality: 1963 to Present Medical Developments and Legislative Changes
Articles in Vol. 65, Issue 3, 2004
Vol. 65, Issue 3, 2004
- Demand for Continuing Medical Education Programs on Cancer Care Among Primary Care Physicians in North CarolinaRoger T. AndersonKathleen DziakJeffery McBrideFabian CamachoAnita C. HegeFrank M. Torti
- INTRODUCTION: Policy Forum: Infant Mortality in North Carolina: A New Perspective on a Persistent ProblemGordon H. DeFrieseKristie K. Weisner
- North Carolina’s Infant Mortality Problems Persist: Time for a Paradigm ShiftJulia L. DeClerqueJanice A. FreedmanSarah VerbiestStuart Bondurant
- Improving Pre-pregnancy Health Is Key to Reducing Infant MortalityRobert G. Dillard
- Infant Mortality: 1963 to Present Medical Developments and Legislative ChangesWilliam R. Purcell
- North Carolina Makes Strides to Reduce SIDS, but Challenges Lie AheadChristine O’Meara
- Folic Acid and Birth Defects Prevention: A Public Health Success StoryRobert E. MeyerAnna Bess Brown
- Addressing Perinatal Health Disparities: Another Place for a Paradigm ShiftVijaya K. Hogan
- Making a Difference in Infant Survival: Evidence-based Actions to Reduce Tobacco Exposure During Pregnancy and Infancy in North CarolinaCathy L. MelvinSally Herndon Malek
- Preterm Birth in North CarolinaMary Lou Moore
- Expanding Medicaid Income Eligibility for Family Planning:: An Opportunity to Improve Reproductive Outcomes and Lower Medicaid CostsJoe L. Holliday
- There Is Life (and Death) Beyond the Infant Year: North Carolina’s Recent Experience in Reducing Child DeathsTom Vitaglione
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Healthcare Professionals About Current Topics in Health StatisticsPaul A. Buescher
- Latino Health in North CarolinaJennifer Lee
Purcell, William R. 2004. “Infant Mortality: 1963 to Present Medical Developments and Legislative Changes.” North Carolina Medical Journal 65 (3): 149–50. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.65.3.149.