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And the main causes of low birth-weight are: smoking, illegitimacy and teenage births.
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The main causes of infant mortality — aside from major birth defects — are prematurity and low birth-weight.
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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But the researchers also found that women with workplace exposure to phthalates chemicals used to make plastics more flexible and pesticides were more than twice as likely to take six months or longer to conceive and to have lower birth-weight babies, they said in a journal news release.
Working with plasticizers, pesticides may reduce fertility 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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Numerous studies have shown that pregnant women who participate in WIC have longer pregnancies leading to fewer premature births; fewer low and very low birth-weight babies; experience fewer fetal and infant deaths; seek prenatal care earlier in pregnancy; and consume more of such key nutrients as iron, protein, calcium, and Vitamins A and C.
Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway: Falling Through the Cracks in the Deficit Debate Rev. Douglas A. Greenaway 2011
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