EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPRAISAL OF THE ACTIVE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE DECLINE OF INFANT MORTALITY IN SPAIN DURING THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
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GARCIA-GIL, C., ET AL., EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPRAISAL OF THE ACTIVE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE DECLINE OF INFANT MORTALITY IN SPAIN DURING THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, Vol. 29, no. 12 (1989), p. 1351-1362.
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Cultura, Desarrollo cognitivo, Estudio retrospectivo, Fertilidad, Mortalidad infantil, Mujer
Cultura, Desarrollo cognitivo, Estudio retrospectivo, Fertilidad, Mortalidad infantil, Mujer
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