Economic Downturns and Inequities in Birth Outcomes: Evidence From 149 Million US Births

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@MalditoTinitus @fran7228a @M_Drozdovsky @GintokiBord Ahí entra en juego el factor económico: https://t.co/lEDGgJLu6l

@fran7228a @M_Drozdovsky @MalditoTinitus @GintokiBord Cuando aprendas a interpretar índices de correlación de Pearson o Spearman, a realizar una regresión, o siquiera a entender estadísticas, ahí vení a hablar. Porque la evidencia no está de tu lado: h…

Fascinating research @n_seltzer! You might be interested in a recent study by Clemens Noelke et. al. in AJE: "Economic Downturns and Inequities in Birth Outcomes: Evidence From 149 Million US Births." Paper: https://t.co/4Cc6QQtw4T #SDoH #healthequity

RT @epipubs: Macroeconomic variation is related to birth outcomes, including preterm birth, with Black women being most affected: https://t…

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