SOCIAL CLASS AND CENSUS-BASED DEPRIVATION SCORES: WHICH IS THE BEST PREDICTOR OF STILLBIRTH RATES?
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JOYCE, R., ET AL., SOCIAL CLASS AND CENSUS-BASED DEPRIVATION SCORES: WHICH IS THE BEST PREDICTOR OF STILLBIRTH RATES?. PAEDIATRIC AND PERINATAL EPIDEMIOLOGY, Vol. 13, no. 3 (1999), p. 269-277.
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Clase social, Embarazo, Alto riesgo, Mortalidad perinatal, Predicción
Clase social, Embarazo, Alto riesgo, Mortalidad perinatal, Predicción
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