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Family planning programs narrow mortality gaps in Maryland
Johns Hopkins researchers find federal family planning services linked to a 26 percent drop in non white infant mortality as needy non white women increased clinic use from 18 percent to 41 percent between 1969 and 1974. Prince Georges and St. Marys counties show notable declines.
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Melvyn Thorne
Lawrence Green
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