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Indicator
Births w/ prenatal care in 1st trim.,Non-Hisp. White (3-yr. avg.)
Full Label: Births to mothers receiving prenatal care in first trimester, Non-Hispanic White (3-year average)
Source dataset: Vital Statistics Public-Use Data
Available Years VS. Geo-Types :
  Census Tract Zip Code Place Metropolitan Area County State Nation
1996-2003         p • •
Legend : • - Full Data Coverage p - Partial Data Coverage
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Births w/ prenatal care in 1st trim.,Non-Hisp. White (3-yr. avg.)(2000)
Top Ten States in USA
Rank Place see bottom ten
1   California 150,978
2   Texas 120,746
3   Ohio 108,407
4   New York 105,943
5   Pennsylvania 96,004
6   Florida 93,383
7   Illinois 90,847
8   Michigan 81,206
9   North Carolina 65,330
10   Georgia 62,315
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Dataset
Vital Statistics Public-Use Data
Description: Vital Statistics Public-Use Data Years Available in DataPlace: 1996 - 2003 Geographic Levels Available in DataPlace: County, State, Division, Region, Nation Originator: National Center for Health Statistics The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) collects U.S. birth certificates for the nation. Counts of births include U.S. residents and non-residents and are reported by the mother.s county of residence. The data also include information on the child's weight, maternal race and age, and use of prenatal care. County-level data is only reported for counties with populations greater than 100,000. Up until 2003, NCHS based the criteria on the 1990 Census. From 2003 forward, NCHS uses population from Census 2000, so upcoming data for 2004 will be reported for the additional 66 counties that qualify. NCHS also publishes the number of deaths of children under 1-year-old that live in the United States. Mortality data is linked with the child.s birth certificate and compiled by maternal county of residence and maternal race. See http://wonder.cdc.gov/ for more information and additional indicators including gestational age, infant cause of death, and maternal risk factors.
Originator: National Center for Health Statistics
Publication Date: September 16, 2008
Time Period of Content: December 31, 1999 to December 30, 2000
Bounds:
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