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MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 3 Vital Statistics In 1961 , the total number of live births was 811,281 which was 26,276 more than in 1960 , and the highest number since 1947. The birth rate per thousand population was 17.6 compared with ...
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 3 Vital Statistics In 1961 , the total number of live births was 811,281 which was 26,276 more than in 1960 , and the highest number since 1947. The birth rate per thousand population was 17.6 compared with ...
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II England and Wales : Births and Stillbirths , Deaths and Deaths of Infants , 1936–1961 Births Deaths Year Live Births Stillbirth Rate per 1,000 Number total births annually 1,000 living ( live and still ) Infant Neonatal Mortality ...
II England and Wales : Births and Stillbirths , Deaths and Deaths of Infants , 1936–1961 Births Deaths Year Live Births Stillbirth Rate per 1,000 Number total births annually 1,000 living ( live and still ) Infant Neonatal Mortality ...
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... 1936–1961 Rate per Rate per Year Live Birth Stillbirth Number Death Infant Neonatal of Live 1,000 1,000 Number of Rate per Mortality Mortality Births ( 1 ) Living ( ) Total Live Deaths ( ) 1,000 Rate per Rate per ( Annual ( Mean and ...
... 1936–1961 Rate per Rate per Year Live Birth Stillbirth Number Death Infant Neonatal of Live 1,000 1,000 Number of Rate per Mortality Mortality Births ( 1 ) Living ( ) Total Live Deaths ( ) 1,000 Rate per Rate per ( Annual ( Mean and ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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