Neighborhood poverty, income inequality, and infants' health: examining the links with the South Carolina PRAMS Data, 2000-2003
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Nkansah, S., Twumasi, P., Neighborhood poverty, income inequality, and infants' health: examining the links with the South Carolina PRAMS Data, 2000-2003. Journal of Poverty, Vol. 17, no. 2 (2013), p. 157-176.
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Bajo peso nacimiento, Barrios, Características población, Datos estadísticos, Desigualdad social, Estatus socioeconómico, Estudio comparativo, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Infancia, Nivel de ingresos, Pobreza, Prematuridad, Salud, EE.UU.
Bajo peso nacimiento, Barrios, Características población, Datos estadísticos, Desigualdad social, Estatus socioeconómico, Estudio comparativo, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Infancia, Nivel de ingresos, Pobreza, Prematuridad, Salud, EE.UU.
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