Illinois sets record low infant mortality in 1992 report
State officials report Illinois infant mortality fell to 10.0 deaths per 1,000 births in 1992 from 10.7 in 1991 with Chicago dropping to 13.3 from 15.1. African American rates remain about three times white rates. Gov. Jim Edgar backs prenatal care and the Healthy Moms Healthy Kids program to improve future outcomes.
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