The Perinatal and Economic Impact of Prenatal Care in a Low-Socioeconomic Population
Author: Moore, Thomas R.
Date Published: 1986
The research article evaluates the differences in infant health among women with and without prenatal care. It concludes that the availability of perinatal programs among low-socioeconomic populations leads to lower infant moralities, post-partum health risks to mother and child and even perinatal deaths.
Date Published: 1986
The research article evaluates the differences in infant health among women with and without prenatal care. It concludes that the availability of perinatal programs among low-socioeconomic populations leads to lower infant moralities, post-partum health risks to mother and child and even perinatal deaths.
