Young single women foresee high fertility rates in 1978 study
Census Bureau data show single women aged 18 to 24 expected about 1.9 children per woman, higher than 1976’s 1.76, with declines by age. Black single women age 18 to 21 projected two thirds of future births. overall, 34 percent of single black women 18 to 44 have had at least one child versus 3 percent for single white women.
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No drop in breast cancer deaths in four decades
AP reports American Cancer Society official Dr. Arthur Holleb said there has been no dramatic reduction in breast cancer death rates over four decades. He projected 98,000 new lung cancer cases and 89,000 deaths in 1977, noting breast cancer remains a leading killer and mammography benefits outweigh risks for older women.
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