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Adequate Prenatal Care TrendsAdequate Prenatal Care
Adequate Prenatal Care Trends
Adequate Prenatal Care
Percentage of live births in which the mother received prenatal care beginning in the first four months of pregnancy with the appropriate number of visits for the infant's gestational age
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General Population
Trend: Adequate Prenatal Care in New York, United States, 2023 Health Of Women And Children Report
Percentage of live births in which the mother received prenatal care beginning in the first four months of pregnancy with the appropriate number of visits for the infant's gestational age
New York
United States
Source:
March of Dimes, Perinatal Data Center
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Adequate Prenatal Care
Trend: Adequate Prenatal Care in New York, United States, 2023 Health Of Women And Children Report
Percentage of live births in which the mother received prenatal care beginning in the first four months of pregnancy with the appropriate number of visits for the infant's gestational age
New York
United States
Source:
March of Dimes, Perinatal Data Center
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