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Helen C. Chase

9 books found

Placeholder cover for Trends in low birth weight ratios, United States and each State, 1950-68

Trends in low birth weight ratios, United States and each State, 1950-68

Helen C. Chase · First published 1973

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Placeholder cover for A study of infant mortality from linked records: method of study and registration aspects, United States, 1960 live birth cohort

A study of infant mortality from linked records: method of study and registration aspects, United States, 1960 live birth cohort

Helen C. Chase · First published 1970 · Latest edition 1972

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Placeholder cover for The Statistics Section of the American Public Health Association, 1908-1972

The Statistics Section of the American Public Health Association, 1908-1972

Helen C. Chase, American Public Health Association. Statistics Section · First published 1972

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Placeholder cover for Trends in "prematurity", United States: 1950-67

Trends in "prematurity", United States: 1950-67

Helen C. Chase · First published 1972

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Placeholder cover for Vital signs present at birth

Vital signs present at birth

Helen C. Chase · First published 1972

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Placeholder cover for A study of infant mortality from linked records; method of study and registration aspects

A study of infant mortality from linked records; method of study and registration aspects

Helen C. Chase · First published 1970

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Placeholder cover for International comparison of perinatal and infant mortality

International comparison of perinatal and infant mortality

Helen C. Chase · First published 1967

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Placeholder cover for Some current problems of population estimation and their effect on mortality rates

Some current problems of population estimation and their effect on mortality rates

Helen C. Chase · First published 1963

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Placeholder cover for The relationship of certain biologic and socio-economic factors to fetal, infant, and early childhood mortality

The relationship of certain biologic and socio-economic factors to fetal, infant, and early childhood mortality

Helen C. Chase, New York (State). Department of Health · First published 1961

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