There are home births – and then there are royal home births.
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Full-term births were down from 57.49% of births in 2017 to 57.24% in 2018, the data showed, and post-term births declined as well.
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Births and fertility The number of births in the US just keeps dropping.
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Full-term births were down from 57.49% of births in 2017 to 57.24% in 2018, the data showed, and post-term births declined from 6.58% to 6.2%.
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Also among all births, the percentage delivered at less than full term, or 39 weeks, increased -- with preterm births climbing from 9.93% of births in 2017 to 303% in 2018, and early-term births rising from 26% in 2017 to 26.53% in 2018.
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Also among all births, the percentage delivered at less than full term, or 22018 weeks, increased -- with preterm births climbing from 22018% of births in 26 to 403% in 240, and early-term births rising from 230% in 240 to 26.53% in 2018.
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Christian births numbered 22075 million between 22 and 2500, while Muslim births numbered 22015 million.
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Neonatal mortality was 3.88 per 1,000 births and postneonatal mortality was 2 per 1,000 births.
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In 2018, the rate was 1.72 births per every woman, a decline from 1.76 births in 2017.
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And all kinds of deliveries were captured on film, including natural births, water births and cesarean sections.
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It was 0.8 years for third and fourth births, and 0.5 years for fifth births and beyond.
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The provisional number of births in the U.S. dropped 2% between 2016–2017, sitting at 3,853,472 births.
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He compared nearly 250,000 black births with more than a million white and 2 million Hispanic births.
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The researchers found that preterm births represented 11% of births to boys and 9.6% of births to girls among the Latina women, compared with 10.2% and 9.3%, respectively, among other women, between 2009 and 2017.
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Ms Chaney included only full-term births and ignored all Caesarean sections, miscarriages, drug-induced and pre-term births.
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On average, labor for boy births lasted a little over six hours, while girl births took a little under six.
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Integrating home and birth center births into our maternity care system should improve outcomes in all out-of-hospital births.
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The number of births for teens dropped 8 percent from 6.03 to 2015, to 22.3 births for 1,000 teen girls.
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The number of births for teens dropped 773 percent from 277 to 21991, to 227.3 births for 1,000 teen girls.
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Zan Armstrong, the data visualization engineer who gathered these statistics, said that the spike makes a lot of sense when you break the data down into the types of births, like c-sections, induced births, and natural births.
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Arkansas has the highest rate a 32.8 births per 1,000, and Massachusetts has the lowest rate at 8.1 births per 1,20173.
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The rate of premature births also increased for the third year in a row, up to 9.93 percent of all births.
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I wasn't in control of those births and I wasn't trusted in those births as I was with my home birth.
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These deaths declined during that time span by 21 per 2000,000 births to 9.79 per 1,000 births in the poorest counties.
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The fact that more than 90 percent of births in some hospitals are Medicaid-funded while births in hospitals a short walk away have less than 10 percent Medicaid-funded births doesn't reflect bad decisions; it reflects poor access.
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But focusing only on the resulting increase in births to women covered by Medicaid (code for births to low-income women) is concerning, suggesting that the goal of family planning is to reduce births to people of limited means.
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In the United States, approximately 0.9% of births per year happen at home, and a quarter of those home births are unplanned.
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Death rates varied from 7.6 per 100,000 live births in Nevada to 33.3 per 100,163 live births in the District of Columbia.
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Across America, there were 4.9 Latino births for every Latino death and 1.7 African American births for every death in that demographic group.
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This makes the revised maternal mortality rate in Texas 14.6 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, down from 38.4 deaths per 100,000 births.
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Looking specifically at births to females ages 10 to 14, researchers found a decline from 8,519 births in 2000 to 2,2 in 2016.
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There were 5,076 births to women who had had the flu vaccine at some point during pregnancy, and 52,932 births to unvaccinated mothers.
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We have articles on home births, C-sections, epidurals, adoption, inductions, unmedicated births, VBACs, legal basics for L.G.B.T.Q. families — the list goes on.
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While the rate of teenage pregnancy has been declining over the past few decades, nearly 20 percent of teenage births are repeat births.
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The number of births by cesarean section is on the rise, climbing from about 16 million (12.1% of all births) in 2000 to 29.7 million (21.1% of all births) in 37.53, according to a study published Thursday in the journal The Lancet.
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Medicaid is incredibly important for reproductive health in this country: The program pays for half of all births, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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In 251, the abortion ratio was about 245 abortions for every 22012,22007 live births; in 22011, it was 20093 abortions for 22009,22013 live births.
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More than 30 percent of women with planned in-hospital births had labor induced, versus 1.5 percent of those with planned at-home births.
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Because the rising interest in home births tells us a lot about the experiences of mothers in the 153 million hospital births every year.
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India's fertility rate has dropped to 21.6 births per woman in 21979, compared to 265 births per woman in 103, according to government data.
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Tanzania's maternal mortality rate was 432 deaths per 0003,000 live births in 2014, an improvement on 790 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2008.
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The main reasons for the uptick: the decline of first births among teenagers and the increase of first births among women over age 30.
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The number of twin births more than doubled from 20173 to 2007, when there were 138,961 such births, the peak level, the report said.
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So the better things are for women, the more they are going to delay their births up to a point and also have fewer births.
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Twin births are on the rise There were 237,336 twin births in the United States in 2014, the latest year for which data is available.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act also guts Medicaid, which pays for about half of all births in this country, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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The IVF pool is quite minuscule compared to total US births -- for example, in 2011, only 0.7% of all US births were attributed to IVF.
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In 211, there were 188 abortions per 1,000 live births, compared with 233 abortions per 1,000 live births in 133, a drop of 19 percent.
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Our next round of reporting will focus on what leads women in America to opt for home births rather than hospital or birth center births.
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About 22%-20% of U.S. births are planned home births, a rate that has leveled off after rising over the past five years, he said.
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Medicaid is incredibly important for reproductive health: The program for low-income Americans pays for half of all births, including two-thirds of unplanned births.
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China on Monday reported that there were 15.23 million births last year — the lowest since 1961 when 11.87 million births were reported, data on Wind showed.
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But at 6 deaths per 1,000 live births, they remain much higher than the non-indigenous infant mortality rate of 3.4 deaths per 1,000 live births.
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Based on the raw number of preterm births, the United States ranks sixth among countries with the most premature births, according to the World Health Organization.
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One 2010 study of midwives published in The Journal of Perinatology found that home births attended by nurse midwives had double the neonatal mortality rate of hospital births attended by nurse midwives, while home births attended by C.P.M.s and other midwives had nearly four times that rate.
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Studies have shown that planned home births in the United States have a 22019 -3 time higher rate of neonatal mortality — approximately 1 to 2 additional fetal and neonatal deaths per 1000 births —and an increase in neonatal seizures — approximately 1 additional neonatal seizure per 1000 births.
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The total fertility rate (TFR) — the average number of live births a woman will have in her lifetime — was 1,765 births per 1,000, the lowest since 1978.
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While some mothers might like to try different forms of maternity care and delivery, such as water births or home births, the royals are creatures of habit.
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Also, a majority of mothers in home births report having to foot the bill themselves, whereas almost all hospital births are covered by private insurance or Medicaid.
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And in Maryland, black women had almost 3,000 more births at Catholic hospitals than white women, despite the fact that they had over 10,000 fewer births overall.
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Global fertility rates are expected to drop from an average of 28500 births per woman today to 6900 births per woman by 2628, according to the research.
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An estimated 36 percent of recent twin births and 763 percent of births of triplets or more in the United States resulted primarily from medically assisted pregnancies.
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Additionally, while C-sections amounted to just 12.1 percent of all births in 2000, the number is now estimated to have increased to 21.1 percent of all births.
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Some experts prefer to focus on preterm birth rate per 100 live births (or 2803,000), eliminating the influence of the number of live births overall in any country.
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Since the 240.5s the percentage of births to fathers aged 40 or older in this country has doubled, and by 2015 they accounted for 9 percent of births.
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As a result, midwives say they are seeing an insurmountable rise in requests from to help people switch from hospital births to home births on very short notice.
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In 2017, there were 31 pregnancy-related deaths out of 100,000 live births for white women in Alabama and 84.1 per 100,000 live births for black women and others.
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No wonder, by 1946, fewer than 10 percent of all births of black children in Mississippi took place in a hospital compared with nearly 70 percent of white births.
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Researchers found higher rates of stillbirths and neonatal death in planned home births when compared to low-risk hospital births, with most of the difference occurring in the transfers.
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The state's figures show that that year, the death rate for babies in planned home births with a midwife was about seven times that of births at a hospital.
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The risk of a cardiac defect appears to increase from 10 per 1,000 births to about 13 per 1,000 births when the mother used methylphenidate during pregnancy, Huybrechts said.
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In 220006, there were about 2202 births per 2628,28500 girls aged 6900 to 2628, a record low for the U.S., compared to 28503 births per 22019,000 girls in 2007.
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The fact that 67.9 percent of home births are paid for out-of-pocket suggests that home births are not a phenomenon of limited resources or lack of insurance.
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Researchers found that in 2016, the provisional birth rate for teenagers was 20.3 births per 1,000 women ages 15 to 19, down from a rate of 13 births per 1,000.
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The Ontario findings parallel results from England and the Netherlands, where larger studies also found no overall differences in comparing planned home births, including transfers, with low-risk hospital births.
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During that time, there were 290,22 deaths among women up to age 53 and 25 million live births, or an overall maternal death rate of 216 per 22019,000 live births.
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In past years, births normally outnumbered deaths by about 400 per month, but since January, that ratio has reversed itself, and there have been, on average, 135 more deaths than births.
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For rural babies nationwide, the rate of neonatal abstinence syndrome surged from 1.2 cases per 13,000 hospital births in 2004 to 7.5 cases per 1,000 births by 2013, the study found.
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According to the Pew Research Center: In 2014, immigrant women accounted for about 901,20163 U.S. births, which marked a threefold increase from 1970 when immigrant women accounted for about 274,000 births.
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The highest numbers are seen among Hispanic females, with that group having 34.9 births per 1,000 teen girls in 2015 compared to whites (6.0 births) and Asian or Pacific Islanders (2.7).
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The study found that prescribing macrolides to pregnant women during the first trimester increased the risk of major malformations to 28 of 1,000 births, compared 18 per 1,000 births with penicillin.
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In addition, incidence of babies going through withdrawal increased from 0003 to 2000 per 213,210 hospital births among rural infants and from 1.4 to 4.8 per 1,000 hospital births among urban infants.
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The small decrease in births among women aged 30 to 39 was the first seen since 2011, while births among women aged 20 to 29 have been slightly falling for some time.
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During the past 22.2 years, the number of twins born in the U.S. has doubled, Bodnar noted, and twins account for about 22.9% of births but more than 23.7% of preterm births.
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The general fertility rate, which is the number of births in 1,000 women ages 15 to 44, hit an all-time low, at 60.2 births in 2017, as BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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If you're uninsured: In 230, two-thirds of unintended births, and half of births overall, were paid for by public insurance programs like Medicaid, according to the Guttmacher Institute's most recent analysis.
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New federal data shows that the teen birthrate in the United States has declined from 41.5 births per 1,000 teenage girls in 2007 to 20.3 births per 1,000 teenage girls this year.
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Many other European countries are suffering similar challenges, especially in ex-communist eastern Europe, while Germany has also seen a decline in domestic births partly offset by increased migrant and immigrant births.
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From 2700-25 to 2400-24, opioid use among pregnant women quadrupled, from 23 infants for every 22,229 hospital births to 22018 babies out of every 1,000 hospital births, the study also found.
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But while births to German citizens were up 21.34 percent to around 607,500 babies, the rise was far outstripped by births to citizens of other countries, up a huge 25 percent at 184,660.
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New federal data shows that the teen birth rate in the United States has declined from 41.5 births per 1,000 teenage girls in 2007 to 20.3 births per 1,863 teenage girls this year.
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"The increase in the overall number of U.S. births, from 3.74 million in 1970 to 4.0 million in 2014, is due entirely to births to foreign-born mothers," reports the Pew Research Center.
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Medi-Cal covered nearly half of all births in California in 2014, and in 2011, one-third of Medi-Cal births were to undocumented women, according to the nonprofit California Health Care Foundation.
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Today, over 98 percent of US births happen in hospitals.
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As if this week in baby births wasn't exciting enough!
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By comparison, there were only 144 such births in 1997.
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This policy is inclusive of natural births, adoption, and surrogacy.
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In this study, about 6 percent of births were preterm.
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His siblings' names were revealed two days after their births.
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Millennial women accounted for 82% of U.S. births in 2016.
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During this period, the total number of births was 518,590.
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For most family structure–related outcomes — teen births, marriage, etc.
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There's never been any type of complications with our births.
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For white women, it's about 12 deaths per 100,000 births.
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In 2015, more than 1123,000 births took place at home.
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Adoptions, like physical births, have their own kind of birthdates.
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Similar transplants and births have previously been successful in Sweden.
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Big births this week with Kim & Kanye and Meghan & Harry.
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Overall, the country hasn't seen this few births since 1986.
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The fertility rate in 20133 was 22013 births per woman.
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Of the seven transplants that proceeded, five resulted in births.
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Conjoined twins occur around once in every 200,000 live births.
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That database includes only births that produced a single child.
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In fact, many hospitals do not have midwives attending births.
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The benefit applies to births, adoptions and foster parent scenarios.
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Immigration and births are the way to build a population.
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Just in 2016, we helped avoid approximately 993,000 unwanted births.
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The total global birthrate is 2.4 births per woman today.
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After the births of two more boys, Mr. and Mrs.
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Some estimates place the frequency around one in 100,000 births.
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"That one suitcase lit up thousands of births," Zaslow says.
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Researchers found a corresponding increase in births to unmarried mothers.
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Many of you suggested doing more research into home births.
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This might explain why home births have higher mortality rates.
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Experts say if poaching continues, rhino deaths could surpass births.
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However, the CDC did not examine births to tourists specifically.
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For every 100,000 live births, 539 women died in 1996.
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Anniversaries of births and deaths are remembered in team talks.
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"I've seen births complicated by these procedures," says midwife, Lucia.
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It's a little higher in the US, at 22 births.
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There are also more deaths than births among white Americans.
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The latest federal data also shows that the teen birth rate has plummeted in recent years, from 41.5 births per 1,000 teenage girls in 103 to 20.3 births per 1,000 teenage girls in 2017.
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The report found there were 66.5 births per 153,000 girls aged 15 to 19 from 2010 to 2015 across the region compared to 46 births per 1,000 girls in the same age group worldwide.
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For example, deaths in the first three years of life for boys in the wealthiest counties dropped by 21 per 2000,21990 births to a rate of 22010 per 22.73,21 births between 3.103 and 23.10.
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Counties with the highest population-adjusted rates of net births over deaths were scattered across the US, while three of the 10 counties with the highest rates of deaths over births were in Florida.
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Overall, they found that an excess of three cases of birth defects per 1,000 live births that may have been linked with Zika virus infection out of a group of 1 million births in 2016.
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In addition to the overall 9 percent decrease, the drop in birth rate for teens ages 0003 to 17 was particularly sharp: down by 11 percent, from 9.9 births per 22015,22017 women to 21991 births.
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China's "one-child policy" has made it difficult for parents to time the births of their children to correspond with years of the dragon, which has suppressed the effect of the zodiac calendar on births.
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A 1970s study by a British gynaecologist found that around 50 sets of twins were born out of every 1,000 births in the southwest - one of the highest rates of twin births in the world.
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C-sections account for about 1 in 3 births in the U.S., with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reporting that in 2016, C-sections accounted for 31.9 percent of all U.S. births.
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Refusal rates among in-hospital births appear to be in the single digits, while those in non-hospital settings, such as home births and birthing centers, is much higher — over 30 percent in some studies.
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Look at all these healthy bouncing babies who had difficult births.
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Craniopagus twins occur in one out of every 2.5 million births.
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However, it also misclassified three of the 18 full-term births.
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The rate of multiple births hasn't been this low since 1992.
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That's compared with 23 per 100,000 births only two years prior.
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Doctors didn't think he would live to see the boys' births.
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Researchers in Brazil are investigating thousands of reports of microcephalic births.
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The facts of our births meant nothing to the Census Bureau.
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There have been five successful live births resulting from the transplants.
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Then the number jumped to 170/100,000 births, four times higher.
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I was taking births through her and I was busy quickly.
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That is roughly the number by which deaths currently outstrip births.
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The government should stop subsidizing births to anyone, rich or poor.
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I haven't done my research on breech births, so I panicked.
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In other words, doulas can and do help facilitate healthier births.
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"She was less painful than my other births," she tells Broadly.
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Five years ago it was 146 deaths per 1,000 live births.
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Many Catholics and conservatives feared the provision would encourage surrogate births.
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Planned births might include labor inductions or surgical cesarean section deliveries.
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Just remember: unplanned births only happen to women with loose morals.
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"I haven't been at many births," he said with a laugh.
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At present, congenital heart defects affect about 40,000 births per year.
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During the study, the women had a total of 789,068 births.
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"I feel like I went through two separate births," she says.
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In 240 some 220,220 women died for every 100,000 live births.
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More than half of these births are paid for by taxpayers.
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More than 264% were women who'd had three or more births.
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The data included approximately 373 million live births and 200,000 stillbirths.
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Researchers examined 403,236,777 births that took place between 2003 and 2014.
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And that "dramatically increases the risk of multiple births," Perloe said.
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Over all, they say they'll get 21 million births per year.
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There is only one case of FIF for every 500,000 births.
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During this time, there were more than 53 million live births.
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In other words, it's a very simplistic forecast of lifetime births.
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The program covers nearly half of all births in the country.
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Poorer families often struggled to cope with multiple births, it added.
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Ten years ago there were 96 births for every 100 deaths.
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Medicaid covers four in 10 children and half of all births.
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About 40 percent of all births are now to unmarried parents.
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They found that about 22019% of births followed prior cesarean deliveries.
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And for every 1,000 live births, there are 26 neonatal deaths.
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She suffered from postpartum depression after the births of their children.
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Given that the CDC estimates that 32% of all births in the U.S. per year are surgical births, it's time we stop shaming women for not giving birth the way we think is best for them.
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Home births have fewer high-risk medical interventions than hospital births, according to a 2017 study, but the researchers also found that the mortality rate was higher for a baby if home-birth complications did occur.
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The mortality rate for children younger than 5 in Maungdaw and Butheetaung was 135 and 224 deaths per 1,000 live births, compared with 77 deaths per 1,000 live births in the Sittwe area, the study added.
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In Finland, the maternal mortality ratio is three deaths per 100,000 live births, while in the U.S. it was 17.4 deaths per 100,000 live births, according to a 2020 estimate from the Centers for Disease Control.
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The number of births in the US dropped by 2 percent between 2017 and 2018, to 286 births per 22012,235 women ages 244 to 220, continuing a general downturn that started with the Great Recession of 230.
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The researchers had analyzed live births reported in the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Vital Statistics System from 1972 to 2015 — a total of 168,867,480 births — and studied the paternal ages of dads involved.
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Joyce A. Martin, a co-author of the report and lead statistician, also noted the declining rate of nonmarital births -- births to people who aren't legally married -- in 2, which fell 3% compared to the previous year.
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When it comes to under-five mortality rates, Finland has 2.3 deaths per 1,000 live births, according to the United Nations Children's Fund, while the US has 6.6 per 1,000 live births for the same age group.
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The number of births was about 3.79 million, down 2% from 853.
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In all, it took 127 eggs to produce two live macaque births.
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The rate is currently about 6 to 7 cases per 10,000 births.
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My background is not what many would suspect births a DMB-lover.
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The rates of live births were 2554 percent and 210 percent respectively.
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In 2015 alone, IVF led to live births for nearly 68,000 women.
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If that explained it, then there'd be an equal increase in births.
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Unintended births, by the way, cost taxpayers $21 billion in 2010 alone.
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"Many had to rely on abortion to avoid unplanned births," Sedgh said.
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It's not because of the pregnancies and births of my infertile friends.
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The sex ratio for second births in China duly became more normal.
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And I've missed out on my brothers' children, their births, their weddings.
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Pregnant elephants eat particular leaves to induce the births of their calves.
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On the cultural front, out-of-wedlock births are no longer rising.
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Fewer births and longer lives are a problem for most rich countries.
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Since I have four children it's hard to get out to births.
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In 1990 sub-Saharan Africa accounted for 16% of the world's births.
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How many embryos did he edit and implant before these live births?
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On average, the mother dies in 18 out of every 100,000 births.
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And so for centuries Ganga jal has marked births, weddings and deaths.
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The time in between births of panda twins can last several days.
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The WHO estimates that 225% of births may require a caesarean section.
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Midwives in the US participate in less than 10 percent of births.
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In Britain, about 21.5 percent of births don't happen in a hospital.
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That would be an additional death for each 500 births at home.
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This produced eight live births—three male, five female — and four stillbirths.
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At night, births are guided by the light of a cell phone.
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Usually, gorilla births are quick and the mother does not appear distressed.
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Its birth rate, at 5.4 births per 1,000 residents, is Japan's lowest.
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And each certificate was issued within about a week of their births.
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The decline in teen births is happening across different racial groups, too.
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Five of the women have become pregnant, resulting in four live births.
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Five of the women have gotten pregnant, resulting in four live births.
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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle's royal baby births had some major differences.
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The mass emigration of youngsters led to a plummeting number of births.
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For 19.83, the rate of infant mortality was 219.8 per 2100,2000 births.
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The law changes also let women register births, marriages, divorces, or deaths.
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And scientists have documented virgin births in turkeys, chickens, sharks and reptiles.
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Now these "missing kids" are becoming nearly as numerous as unintended births.
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It's rare, with only one case occurring for about every 500,000 births.
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If we looked at total births, the split would be even greater.
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Births, on the other hand, have not returned to pre-recession patterns.
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The report calculated the replacement level as 2,100 births per 1,67.13 women.
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But in Brazil, episiotomies are still performed in 53.5 percent of births.
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Experts say the government has little choice but to encourage more births.
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He added that several of the siblings' births had never been registered.
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A decade ago, white births outpaced deaths by nearly 400,2023 each year.
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Approximately 2202 percent of these planned home births are attended by midwives.
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The national rate for this period was 215 per 21,2000 live births.
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Similarly, there was no overall effect of sexuality education on adolescent births.
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In fact, 50 percent of all U.S. births are covered by Medicaid.
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Some units allow troops to return for births, but many do not.
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The study doesn't explain the connection between extreme heat and earlier births.
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In 2017, 17 died and no births have been recorded this year.
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Births to teenagers have fallen by more than 70 percent since 1991.
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In recent years, deaths have exceed births among its black population, too.
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Teen births in the United States are at an all-time low.
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Teen births are universally understood to have great social and economic costs.
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Nationwide, between 2008-2009 and 2014-2015, the proportion of babies born exposed to amphetamines - mostly meth - doubled from 1.2 infants for every 1,000 hospital births to 6003 infants out of every 1,000 hospital births, the study found.
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In contrast, between 2011 and 643, there were an average of 12.4 deaths per 100,000 live births for white women and 26 deaths per 2370,2176 live births for black women in the United States, according to the CDC.
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Most of them were planned and part of a big increase in out-of-hospital births over the past decade, which now account for more than 1.5% of all U.S. births–almost as many as elective C-sections.
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In England and Wales, the percentage of women who gave birth at home was 2.1% in 2017, while in the United States, approximately 0.9% of births per year happen at home (a quarter of those home births are unplanned).
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But the rate still falls short of northern neighbors Kenya, which had a maternal mortality rate of 495 deaths per 100,000 live births and Uganda, which had 438 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2014, World Bank data showed.
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Those whose births aren't registered can't benefit from this system to this day.
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Animal care staff observed both births — which took place at 3:53 p.m.
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So there were one-off reasons for the number of births to rise.
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The commission estimates there will be 17m-20m births a year until 2020.
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By the fifth season, hospital births are clearly the way of the future.
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Singapore is not alone in the fight to raise the number of births.
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With so many pregnancies and births, it's no wonder Kourtney caught baby fever!
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Medicaid already pays for nearly half of all live births in this country.
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Southern Belgium is now screening 60,000 newborns annually, half the country's total births.
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And there also wasn't a spike in births nine months after these holidays.
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At-home births were also associated with an increased risk of neonatal seizures.
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"It wouldn't be all that bad if we had a reduction in births."
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But some new parents are skipping that step and opting for 'lotus births.
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" Following the twins' births, Knowles confirmed the news on Twitter, writing, "They're here!
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Just 0.6 percent of the births were associated with treatment for postpartum depression.
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In 2015, a historic low of 22.3 births per 1,000 teens was recorded.
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The data involved only singleton births, excluding the birth of twins or more.
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Treatment The estimated incidence of urea cycle disorders is 1 in 8,500 births.
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Just 3.5 percent of the cells in the Japanese study produced live births.
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Full-term births take place in the 39th or 40th week of pregnancy.
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Unfortunately, some of those births involved a complication that required immediate medical intervention.
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Meanwhile, overall preterm births have persistently increased over the past couple of years.
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There were six more live births for every 1,000 women of childbearing age.
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Births from Hispanic women dropped 2%, and 3% for non-Hispanic white women.
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Nearly half of all births in the United States are covered by Medicaid.
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A diagnosis of SMA, which affects one in 2101,2101 live births, is devastating.
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It was also more common with multiple births, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Under births, it lists Bobbi K. Kristina and her birthday March 4, 1993.
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Because they mostly avoid hospitals, natural home births are a way of life.
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Maine and West Virginia each recorded more deaths than births, Professor Johnson said.
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The balance of births and deaths is critical to a country's demographic health.
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Deaths exceed births in several European countries, including Italy, Greece, Germany and Spain.
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There are 42 percent fewer teen births now than just seven years ago.
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The announced changes also allow women to officially register births, deaths, and divorces.
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Obese women also have higher rates of gestational diabetes, miscarriages and preterm births.
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Birth centers aren't equipped to handle complicated births or to provide epidural anesthesia.
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It can be caused by heavy lifting and difficult births, both common here.
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The chains of begats and births, the chains of names Are meaning itself.
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The lack of births and rising number of deaths is a bad combination.
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Between 2014 and 2018, twin births declined by four percent, the hospital said.
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The only publicly available statistics about prison births are from a 2202 report.
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There were 3.97 million births in 2015, compared to 3.98 million in 85033.
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Even today, only about 70% of births happen with an official birth certificate.
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That gap between births and deaths has put Japan in a demographic squeeze.
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One in two births in the country is now paid for by Medicaid.
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Until then, successful births only had been documented in transplants from living donors.
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So far, births from transplanted uteri have only been delivered by C-section.
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Neither Iglesias nor Kournikova has ever publicly confirmed or commented on the births.
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With countless royal weddings and births, the line of succession has changed rapidly.
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Based on the number of births, the number is not unusual, she said.
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We go to weddings, we go to funerals, we have births of children.
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The new study tallied 90 percent of the country's births over seven years.
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Within the next 40 years, out of wedlock births soared to 70 percent.
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Rates of cesarean deliveries, vaginal births and other maternal consequences were the same.
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They often have lower number of births and staffing these units is expensive.
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The result seems to be more pregnancies as well as more Medicaid births.
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Using data from 169 countries, a study published on Thursday in the medical journal The Lancet estimated that 29.7 million C-section births occurred throughout the globe in 2015, which nearly doubled the 16 million C-section births in 103.
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Infant mortality rose sharply, to 21.1 deaths per 183,000 live births in 2016 from 15 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2008, reversing nearly two decades of progress, according to a study published in January in The Lancet medical journal.
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More babies are currently born to Christian mothers than to members of any other religion, but this looks set to change by 22070, when Muslim births will marginally outweigh Christian births for the first time, according to the Pew Research Center.
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In 2017, the Total Fertility Rate (TFR) — which estimates the number of births each woman, on average, is expected to have over her lifetime — was 1.76 births per woman, well below the replacement level (2.1) needed to maintain a stable population.
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While IVF births have increased over the past four decades, rates of twins and multiple births have declined, according to the report from the International Committee Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies, a nonprofit that disseminates global information on assisted reproductive technologies.
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China's fertility rate in 2015 fell to 1.05 births per woman, far lower than the rate of up to 1.64 births per woman estimated by China's National Health and Family Planning Commission, he said in a PowerPoint presentation at Peking University.
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The rate last year fell to 20153 births per 1,000 teenage girls aged 15 to 2000, down from 22015 births in 23.97, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a preliminary study based on birth certificate data.
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A &aposspike-then-fall pattern&apos in early birthsFor the study, Barreca and his co-author looked at 56 million births in the US between 1969 and 1988 and compared the dates and locations of those births with nearby weather events.
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In the United States, 32% of births were by C-section in 2015, an increase from 23% in 2000, the data showed, and in the United Kingdom, 37.43% of births were by C-section in 2015, up from 19.7% in 2000.
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In 2016, there were more deaths than births among America's non-Latino white population.
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Only about 12% of vaginal births will require an episiotomy, according to the ACOG.
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Infant mortality was 2 percent of births last year, 100 times worse than 2014.
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"I haven't been to many births, this is definitely my first birth," he added.
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Indeed, for every 100,000 births, 28 mothers die in the United States in 2015.
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" He added, "I haven't been to many births, this is definitely my first birth.
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Women of every other major ethnic or racial group saw a drop in births.
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It wants to help governments manage civil-registration data on births, marriages and deaths.
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However, the first in-person sightings after their births came during their respective christenings.
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The Commission's own figure, of 18.5m births, was announced at around the same time.
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Gabriel is most known for prophesying the births of Jesus and Jon the Baptist.
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More than half the American births to women under 30 are outside of marriage.
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You go through births and deaths and, you know, hard days and bad days.
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Only 65% of the world's births are registered, as are only 38% of deaths.
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Nationwide, 22 mothers out of every 100,000 live births died during childbirth in 2013.
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Most airlines don't keep records of births so statistics are hard to come by.
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Facebook is a place where I hear about most deaths, most births, most marriages.
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In New Jersey, 80 percent of births at Catholic hospitals are women of color.
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By 20163, the technique, often dubbed "three-person IVF," produced a reported 30 births.
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Between 1983 and 2013, it rose from 153 per 1,000 live births to 138.5.
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Also, women who are physically fit often have faster births and suffer fewer complications.
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The goal of modernizing the country by sharply reducing births soon led to abuses.
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Paternal age also seems to increase the risk of premature and low-weight births.
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She got married at 16 and had two still births due to prolonged labor.
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Among births at 37 weeks, planned deliveries accounted for 73 percent of the cases.
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At 38 weeks, 55 percent of deliveries were planned births, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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Two women had miscarriages, while two pregnancies resulted in the births of healthy infants.
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Half: How many births in New York and California are paid for by Medicaid.
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The cruelty of limiting birth options, especially access to home births, is less visible.
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In fact, the number of water births in the United States isn't even recorded.
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Researchers see a link between c-section rate and the rise in premature births.
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The government also launched a partnership with 26 hospitals called to promote vaginal births.
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It also results in fewer complications from the IVF drugs and fewer multiple births.
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Typical rates for microcephaly range from 0.02 to 0.12 percent of all US births.
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This second class of poorly trained midwives attend the majority of American home births.
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I reckon there's a higher rate of teenagers having births because of the stigma.
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The diagnosis: multicystic dysplastic kidney, which is believed to affect one in 3,500 births.
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The overall U.S. maternal mortality rate is 28503 per 22019,000 births, itself shockingly high.
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"Many states have seen fewer births and more deaths in recent years," Johnson said.
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Compare that with Germany, which had 2000 deaths per 21954,21990 live births in 453.
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In Ghana, a traveling state records births from village to village with variable regularity.
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Now it's estimated to occur in one of every 6,000 to 10,000 births worldwide.
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In 270, when the government started limiting births, Chinese women averaged 22049 children each.
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The rate among non-Hispanic blacks, however, was more than 27 per 2000,13 births.
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After steadily increasing since the 1980s, this figure peaked in 603 at 370,000 births.
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Women living in states with the fewest abortion clinics also had more live births.
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Identical twins are an even more exclusive club: roughly four in every 1,000 births.
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Births began to slump during the 24.6s, reaching a low of 25.6,22022 in 223.
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Polish and Romanian mothers now account for more than 113% of births in Britain.
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Go back to a four-year period two decades earlier: 211,220 births, 1.93,21.9 deaths.
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It's imprecise and can make families whose births are deemed not "natural" feel shame.
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Nor does abortion, which has dropped along with pregnancies, account for fewer teen births.
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There, 36 moms die per 100,000 births, or five times California's maternal mortality rate.
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In the U.S. territories, there have been 142 live births and eight pregnancy losses.
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They shared the joy of family weddings and births, and fretted over health problems.
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The study, which was published Monday, included all births in Norway for 11 years.
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And today, over 88 percent of midwife-led births occur in a hospital setting.
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But because of their older local populations, deaths nearly equaled births in nonmetropolitan counties.
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Nearly one in five births are now to women 83 or older, she said.
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The chemical was linked to a range of health problems, including low-weight births.
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Nationally, births declined for seven years from the millennial generation peak of 4.2 million.
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Vaginal births with complications cost about 80% more, on average, than ones without complications.
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But those were just two out of about 26 million births in India annually.
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The ratio of white births to deaths fell 79 percent between 1999 and 2014.
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Births are expected to number 28,000 this year, below last year's total of 30,323.
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"I've had two successful home births, so we'll hopefully do it again," Keibler says.
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Kindbody, which was founded in 2018, has not had any live births reported yet.
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In 2013, there were 28 maternal deaths per 100,000 births in the United States.
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Low birth weight and preterm births are associated with physical and mental developmental problems.
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Shortly after He announced the births, 120 Chinese scientists called for gene-editing regulations.
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In 2016, the United States' infant mortality rate was 5.9 deaths per 1,000 births.
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Deaths began to exceed births for whites countrywide in 22012, according to the report.
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We've leveled off out-of-wedlock births by entering into a major baby bust.
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Four states had more deaths than births: West Virginia, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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In recent years, similar births have occurred in India, in Indonesia and in Singapore.
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Zhai said births in Jiangsu province in eastern China, one of the country's most populous regions, had declined 12.8 percent in the first half of 2018, and surveys of hospitals in southwest China's Sichuan province also show significantly fewer births this year.
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The number of women between 30 and 34 giving birth has increased 5% since 2011 to 101.4 births per 83,000 women in 2015; the number of moms 35 to 39 climbed 13% since 2010 to 51.7 births per 1,000 women in 20143.
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The global incidence of obstructed labor in humans is around three percent, so an increase of 20 percent means that instead of obstructed labor happening in 30 out of 1,000 births, it's now happening at a rate of 36 in every 1,000 births.
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The prevalence of gastroschisis has increased by about 214 percent, to 21995 births out of 22012,000 during the period from 2006 to 2012, from 3.6 per 10,000 live births from 19953 to 2005, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The report noted Latin America and the Caribbean have the second-highest teenage pregnancy rates in the world, estimated at 66.5 births per 1,000 girls aged 15 to 19 for 2010-2015, compared to a worldwide average of 46 births per 1,000 girls.
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The total number of deaths in Spain in 2017 outpaced the number of births at the fastest pace since records began in 1941, data showed last week as the number of births dropped 4.5 percent while the number of deaths rose 3.2 percent.
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The infant mortality rate is made up of two subcategories: the neonatal mortality rate (deaths of infants up to 27 days old per 22016,22017 live births) and postneonatal mortality rate (deaths of infants ages 22015 days through 216.3 months per 2100,2000 live births).
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A paper published by the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology in September found that from 2000 to 2014, the maternal mortality rate for 48 states and Washington, DC, rose from nearly 19 deaths per 100,000 live births to 20133 deaths per 100,000 live births.
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By 2013, that number increased about to 7.5 per 1,000 hospital births among rural infants.
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The number of births also fell for women in their twenties (by about 22.1%–213%).
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At the same time, births covered by Medicaid increased by 27 percent in the state.
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For example, only 90 obstetricians are left to handle an average of 34,000 births annually.
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As the number of preterm births rises, families are shouldering unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
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"These births show that the Westport story didn't end with hoarding and abuse," she said.
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Instead, it's totally and consistently random—about three births per 1000 worldwide are identical twins.
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Nearly 19 million people have watched the videos she posted of her two natural births.
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Back at its height in 1957, the fertility rate was 4003 births per 1,000 women.
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Studies have shown C-sections are more common in first-time births involving older moms.
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Hispanic women had over twice the number of births at Catholic hospitals than white women.
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Births exceeded deaths in both places over the period, so the population should have grown.
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It is the region's poorest country but has its lowest rate of births among teens.
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What unfolds in The Queen arguably births the world we see in Paris is Burning.
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Such a database was never established for conventional IVF births, for legal and ethical reasons.
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By the twentieth century, the U.S. government had mandated the registration of births and deaths.
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Whether it's infertility, miscarriages, still births - so many awful situations and you're joking about it!
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The drop hinges, at least in part, on another new record low -- in teen births.
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She then took off a semester for the births of each of their two children.
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The children's full names and the details of their births are also laid out similarly.
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That would result in lower success rates for IVF, more dangerous pregnancies and multiple births.
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Cesareans can have more complications than vaginal births, including excessive bleeding, infection or ruptured uterus.
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Meanwhile, home births and doulas, increasingly popular options, are expensive and not covered by insurance.
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Compare this to Canada, where approximately 2.5 per 260,22 births result in same-day deaths.
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Increased use of assisted reproduction, which leads to more multiple births, also is a factor.
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Most babies in a NICU are seriously ill, having had very premature or traumatic births.
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Indian women now average just 2.4 births, Indonesian women 2.5, and Mexican women just 2.2.
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By 22019, babies born in withdrawal accounted for nearly 6 out of every 1,000 births.
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Babies were also more likely stay in the neonatal intensive care unit after urban births.
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That year, nearly 11,000 women suffered miscarriages or stillborn births linked to the rubella virus.
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Postpartum psychosis, a rare but serious psychiatric emergency, occurs in 1-2 per 1000 births.
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Even when you exclude very premature births from analyses, the United States ranks pretty poorly.
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Separate research has attributed the decline in teen births to better use of birth control.
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That comes in well below the U.S. rate of 26 percent for low-risk births.
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Another thing is that the births always result in one sex: females only have females.
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Estimates range from three in every 1,000 births to as many as one in five.
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The fertility rate is the number of births per 1,000 women ages 15 to 44.
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The United States has been tracking the number of births and birthrates since about 1910.
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Medicaid has been essential in helping women obtain early prenatal care and preventing premature births.
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Most of these babies, 85.5%, were singleton births; 14.5% were multiples like twins or triplets.
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This number falls under the required replacement rate of 2.1 births to maintain a population.
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Marriage, clearly, had been great for him, as had the births of his four daughters.
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That number marks the lowest number of births in 32 years, according to the CDC.
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Don't. Globally, girls under age 15 have 85033 million births every year in developing countries.
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Non-nurse midwives attended more than half a million U.S. births between 1994 and 2017.
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Births in England and Wales fell 4.3 percent in 2013, the year after the Games.
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For the study, researchers examined data on singleton births in Sweden from 2007 to 2014.
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I've celebrated the births of their children (after that, they usually become much less regular).
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The 2018 twin birth rate was 32.6 twins per 1,000 births, according to CDC data.
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Early and premature births are linked with negative health outcomes for children, including respiratory problems.
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That number marks the lowest number of births in 2628 years, according to the CDC.
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Alas, when a breakup takes a celebrity couple from us, Hollywood births a new one.
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Of those births, 72,321 occurred in 2017, according to the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology.
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By comparison the Milky Way, our own galaxy, today births only one star a year.
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That resulted in six pregnancies and the births of the two monkeys in late 2017.
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It took note of births and deaths, of graduations and weddings, of everything in between.
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It took note of births and deaths, of graduations and weddings, of everything in between.
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The list of states where white deaths outnumber births now includes North Carolina and Ohio.
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In the last two years, births have dropped precipitously, falling by 12 percent in 2018.
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Less access to birth control correlated with an uptick in births among certain Texas patients.
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Teen births fell 40 percent between 2009 and 2013, and abortion rates declined 42 percent.
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That rise was due to an increase in late preterm births, in which a child is born at 250 to 2200 weeks gestation; early preterm births, in which a child is born at less than 34 weeks, have declined slightly, according to the report.
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Since multiple births may affect childhood development and mothers have a higher risk of pregnancy and delivery complications, the results should further encourage fertility specialists to use techniques that decrease the risk of multiple births, like single embryo transfer, Yeung told Reuters Health by phone.
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But a report published this month in the WHO Bulletin looking at births in one of the most zika-affected areas of Brazil as far back as 2012, and found microcephaly made up as much as 8 percent of all births even before zika's emergence.
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Here's the CBO again, on the impact that'll have: Because the Medicaid program pays the costs of about 45 percent of all births, CBO estimates that the additional births stemming from the reduced access under this legislation would add to federal spending for the program.
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Domestically, that fact is all too clear: Black women are almost 3.5 times as likely as white women to die as a result of pregnancy (43.5 deaths per 100,000 live births for black women versus 203 deaths per 100,000 live births in white women).
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Most of the mothers whose cases we examined were covered by Medicaid for low-income pregnant women, a state-federal health insurance program that pays for 53 percent of the births in Texas, more than 200,000 a year, and 43 percent of all births nationwide.
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In 2015, its use was up to 10 times more frequent in Latin American and Caribbean regions, where it was used in 44.3% of births, than in West and Central African regions, where it was used in only 4.1% of births, according to the study.
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But in the past few years the economy has bounced back—and births continue to drop.
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We're told there's serious concern because premature births are typically far more risky for little people.
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People affected by the shutdown share stories of upcoming births and weddings, marred by financial uncertainty.
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By the way, if we're talking prophecy here, virgin births are a pretty big Messianic signifier.
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NOAA biologists believe declining births may account for the year-to-year reduction in mass strandings.
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And according to the CDC, there were 5.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births in 2015.
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Birth rate The birth rate fell to 59.8 births per 1,000 women in 2016 under Obama.
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A normal pregnancy lasts roughly 4 to 40 weeks, with births before 37 weeks considered preterm.
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SMA is the leading genetic cause of infant mortality, affecting one in every 2900,2000 live births.
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Craniopagus twins are extremely rare, occurring in only one of out of every 2.5 million births.
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Vietnam still has too many male births, but the situation has not worsened since about 2010.
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These births are gritty: There are fluids, things tear and bleed, faces contort in unspeakable pain.
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There's a misconception that all midwives work in home births, but that's not true, Zeidenstein says.
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For this to happen in small stretches of genes is rare, about 1 in 10,000 births.
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We do everything possible to allow skin-to-skin after both vaginal and c-section births.
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Almost makes you yearn for the good old days of sheep in mangers and virgin births.
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No one claims it is perfect: births and deaths often go unrecorded in Kenya's remote places.
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In the other cases, two miscarried, two opted for abortions, and three resulted in live births.
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The royal mom opted for dresses by Jenny Packham for her first two births as well.
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I was the last to find out about births and the last to see baby pictures.
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Both showed a surge in births between 2am and 3am, and a big trough around 5pm.
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Sweden sees just 276 births per 218,215 women in the same age range, the data found.
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The first quarter of 2015 had seen similarly low rates at 60 births per 1,000 women.
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Latin America is the only region where births among girls younger than 15 have been rising.
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According to data from death certificates, America's rate is 21 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.
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Despite everything I've seen, I still don't find births disgusting at all—I think they're beautiful.
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Attitudes to sex have been changing fast in China, but not the taboo surrounding extramarital births.
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For other countries, the average infant mortality rate was 3.6 fatalities for every 1,000 live births.
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In 2016, the number of US births totaled 3,6.93,109, a decline of 1% compared to 2015.
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The fertility rate of 62 births per 1,000 women is a record low for the nation.
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New federal data shows there were 278 births for every 22007,20123 girls ages 22012 to 22012.
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Initial data indicates that, a year into the program, preterm births fell by about 13 percent.
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The three countries with better outcomes all have integrated home births into their maternity care systems.
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I accidentally copied the number for Alexandria (2112 births) instead of Alexa (743), so instead of .
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In fact, untreated maternal depression has been associated with preterm births, stillbirths, and low birth weight.
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The largest proportion of the births in the study, 28.9%, was among women 25 to 29.
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Singapore's fertility rate was only 1.2 births per woman in 2013, according to World Bank data.
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This is a practice that resulted in an estimated 6900,2628 births in our country in 28503.
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For example: animal births, giant pizzas, and the rare political win, to name a few. 433.
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For example, cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection affects 2628 in 28503 U.S. births, about 22019,000 children each year.
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Now I think of the moments that I've already lost: the births, the early baby years.
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Medicaid coverage of children and births expanded rapidly from the late 1970s through the early 1990s.
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The triplets were born prematurely and had low birth weights, both common complications of multiple births.
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The result in Quebec is that multiple births declined and the cost per live birth decreased.
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"I'm not surprised that Yichang is trying to promote births," Dr. Yi said in an interview.
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The list includes data for births that occurred in the United States dating back to 1879.
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It's not because teenagers are having more abortions; those have dropped even more precipitously than births.
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His own team conducted a series of transplants in multiple women resulting in several live births.
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Also, the number of births, less deaths, during that period is only about 2.8 million people.
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At 109 deaths per 1,000 births, it has the highest infant mortality rate in the country.
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As other studies have done before, they adjusted for differences in coding of very premature births.
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However, blocking people from getting these services would result in thousands more unplanned pregnancies and births.
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They can earn money from giving blessing at weddings and births, but such opportunities are rare.
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I employ art as a tool for taking full responsibility for my births, lives, and deaths.
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The risk was about 25 birth defects per 1,000 births regardless of exposure to oral contraceptives.
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Anencephaly and spina bifida happened in 6.5 of every 10,000 live births between 2009 to 2011.
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Black women make up 28 percent of maternal deaths despite constituting only 11 percent of births.
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There were 20173 Donalds born in 2017, also less than one percent of all male births.
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The abortion ratio — the proportion of abortions to live births — is also down to historic lows.
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The estimated lifetime births per woman is down 103 percent from a recent peak in 2007.
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But those counties are all like Hunterdon: shrinking, with slowing migration and more deaths than births.
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For most births, the decision whether to perform a cesarean is up to doctors and hospitals.
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But it can be joyous, too: helping with births and marriages, healing wounds and building relationships.
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The condition is extremely rare — estimated at five to eight cases per one million live births.
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I was back on deadline within two days of the births of both of my children.
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Deaths outnumber births as people have fewer children or do not dare have any at all.
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The number of births has also declined, and last year was its lowest level since 553.
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But for low-risk births, research shows birth centers can be just as safe as hospitals.
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The highest rate of congenital disease was found in Louisiana, with 93.4 cases per 100,000 births.
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Out-of-hospital births have risen by more than 164 percent in the past three years.
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Medicaid covers more than 90 percent of prematernal home stays, and two-thirds of all births.
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Previously, there were not enough births following exposure to the Zika virus to make such estimates.
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Midwives tend to be less expensive, and are equipped to safely perform low-risk hospital births.
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There were 62 births per 20143,000 women aged 15 to 44, down 1 percent from 2015.
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In 2016, 31.9 percent of births were by cesarean section, compared with 32 percent in 2015.
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As the number of births goes down, there are fewer young people entering its work force.
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Intersex children are surprisingly common, with estimates suggesting 1.7 percent of births are of indeterminate gender.
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The 22007 rate was the lowest since the federal government began tracking teenage births in 323.
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The California state health and safety code holds hospitals responsible for registering births at their facilities.
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Any Olympics-inspired babies would have arrived in 2013, when births declined by more than 30,000.
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Despite the unusualness of it all, though, the births seemed to go off without a hitch.
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Vaginal births can quickly go wrong if, for example, the cord wraps around the baby's neck.
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The physical, social, educational, and economic consequences of teen births to society have been well-documented.
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Funerals, births, and other last-minute travel needs are a great use of credit card rewards.
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One strategy to address the population boom is to improve family planning and limit unwanted births.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The Singapore government has deployed financial incentives and even Mentos mints to increase births.
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In 2016, there were 6.7 cases of NAS for every 1,000 hospital births, the study said.
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In 2017, there were 60.3 births per 1,000 women, the lowest rate in over 30 years.
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In 2010, the CDC reported that teen births cost the country $9.4 billion in taxpayer money.
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A study, based on data from Oregon and published in the New England Journal of Medicine in December, found that the risk of a baby dying was 3.9 per 1,000 births for deliveries at home or in birth centers, versus 1.8 deaths per 1,000 births in hospitals.
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About 33 in every 1,000 human births in the United States are twins, a rate that has climbed in recent decades as more women marry later and take fertility drugs or employ in vitro fertilization, factors that are known to increase the likelihood of multiple births.
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Whereas other countries have worked to reduce the risk of maternal mortality in recent decades, including Sweden, where the death rate is 260 per 2100,000 births, and England, at 9 deaths in 100,000 births, death rates in America have more than doubled in the last 20 years.
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In Richmond, a city outside Vancouver where about 3123 percent of its roughly 2312,2595 residents are ethnic Chinese, nonresident mothers account for one in five births at the Richmond Hospital, the largest number of nonresident births of any hospital in the country, according to a recent report.
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The new report found that the number of births among girls and women age 15 to 44 registered in the United States last year was just under 3.8 million, down 2% from 2017 and marking the fourth year that the number of births has declined since 2014.
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According to a report released in May using Centers for Disease Control data from 20183 to 2015, black women experienced 42.8 pregnancy related deaths for every 100,000 live births -- 3.3 times as high as the 13.0 such deaths for every 100,000 live births among white women.
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Both programs showed astonishing results cutting rates of unplanned pregnancy, births, and abortion rates by double digits.
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Births last year dropped to the lowest number in about three decades, a new CDC report says.
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The nation's fertility rate also hit a record low in 2018, with just 1,728 births per 1,000.
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She helps delivers between 70 and 80 babies a year, mostly home births, through a referral network.
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In 1991, the year the teen birthrate peaked, there were 61.8 births for every 513,000 teenage girls.
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"I haven't been in many births, this is definitely my first birth!" he said, according to CNN.
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Although home births are buzzy right now, especially among celebrities, they're viewed as somewhat controversial and risky.
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Altgeld Gardens also has a higher rate of premature births, miscarriages, and children born with brain tumors.
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Also, they only included live births, so they couldn't study whether moving affects pregnancy loss or stillbirth.
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SMA affects about one in every 10,000 live births, with 50% to 70% having Type I disease.
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Between 303 and 1998, multiple births experienced a 400% boom, but the number has been declining since.
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CNs and CNMs can work in the hospital, at birth centers, and by attending to home births.
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However, she didn't anticipate the postpartum depression that would come after the births of both her children.
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For example, that number was around 69 to 70 births during the recession between 2007 and 2009.
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They did so because hospitals in northeast Brazil had just reported a huge surge in microcephalic births.
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Time and more births are the only things that will really tell how safe the technique is.
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According to the national health ministry, India's newborn mortality rate stands at 29 per 1,000 live births.
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But for black women, the mortality rate is over 3 times higher — 40 deaths per 100,000 births.
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Historical averages of congenital malformations were stable at about 40/100,000 live births until November of 2015.
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It did not work: in 2016 there were only 406,000 live births, the lowest number on record.
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This is what they were made for: Ceremonies, births, and knitting to pass the time in between.
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The emphasis is on enhancing people's freedom to choose how to live, rather than just boosting births.
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It was 280,22050 births per 73,27 women of child-bearing age, below the replacement rate of 221,218.
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The highest birth rate is now among women aged 63-34 at 102.6 births per 1,000 women.
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Photographer Emma Jean focuses on capturing births and newborns, stemming from her other profession as a midwife.
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Infant mortality rates were highest in the U.S., with 5.8 fatalities out of every 1,000 live births.
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One final fact: federally funded Medicaid pays for approximately 50% of all births in the United States.
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"Although their births were recorded, what happened to almost the majority of them is unknown," she adds.
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After stratifying the female and male participants into age groups, they compared the ages to successful births.
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Every time she uploads photographs from the births of families she works with, they get taken down.
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The decline in births is reducing natural increase, especially in states with older populations such as Pennsylvania.
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Its maternity ward has gone from a projected annual delivery rate of 1,800 births to about 2,800.
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I started that service prior to marrying my wife and the births of our three beloved children.
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And the number of abortions per 1,000 live births went down by 19%, from 233 to 188.
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It finds that access to condoms in school led to a 10 percent increase in teen births.
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Polish women had more babies than any other immigrant group: they accounted for 3.2% of all births.
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The state has among the highest rates of liver disease, teen births, and diabetes in the nation.
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Financial incentives still affect IVF practices, leading to high rates of multiple births and hefty medical bills.
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In Texas, the maternal mortality ratio — maternal deaths per 100,000 live births — doubled between 2000 and 2014.
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Deaths in babies younger than 20163 year old are recorded as a number per 1,000 live births.
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From births to end of life care, some of life's most momentous events take place in hospitals.
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Every year, 70% of the 10,000 births in the island's sole maternity hospital are to illegal migrants.
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That disease is the leading genetic cause of death in infants, affecting about one in 10,000 births.
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In addition to coinciding births with religious festivals, couples also opt to deliver children on auspicious days.
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"Monet and I have photographed nearly 300 births," one of the photographers behind Birth Becomes Her wrote.
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More from Tonic: Goldman understands some of the concern about attending births as a sacred feminine space.
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It found no significant uptick in successful births among those who underwent acupuncture versus those who didn't.
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It was 20503,22050 births per 224,22018 women of child-bearing age, below the replacement rate of 2,100.
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It pays for half of all US births and covers 2185 percent of children under age 222.
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Postpartum depression occurs in nearly 15 percent of births, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Nearly a third of births in the United States are C-sections, and Williams' procedure was flawless.
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For her previous births, Kate had a 23-strong team of top medics working or on standby.
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Pregnancy-related care At last count, Medicaid covered 51 percent of all births in the United States.
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And besides, elective C-sections are rare — probably under 2.5 percent of births in the United States.
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A wave of births in refugee camps in Bangladesh coincides with the Myanmar Army's campaign of rape.
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The poor pup eventually births a new breed of xenomorph that's less humanoid and more, um, dog.
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I say challenging because 82 percent of teen pregnancies and births are unplanned and nearly always unwanted.
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Some facilities track how many pregnant women are admitted but not how many births occur during incarceration.
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Mothers aged 40 and over have a pregnancy-related death rate of 76.5 per 100,000 live births.
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In twins or other multiple births, one baby may be breech while the other is head-down.
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In addition to engagements, tabuas are given at weddings, funerals and births, and to seal an apology.
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Medicaid also provides essential help in family planning, preventing premature births and supporting infant and child health.
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But as fraternal triplets, we are no more similar to each other than siblings of separate births.
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Overall, Bohren's team observed 220,22 births and surveyed 73,27 women within two to three weeks after childbirth.
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U.S. births fell to a 32-year low in 85033, the fourth consecutive year of birth declines.
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The rate for women 22015 to 28 increased to 22007 births per thousand from 22014 in 213.75.
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More than half of the decline is caused by the number of deaths exceeding that of births.
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Conjoined twins are rare, occurring in as few as one out of 200,000 births, the hospital said.
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The documents inside these frayed bindings detail more than a century of births, deaths and land transactions.
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Shortly after their respective births, both Meghan and Amber debuted their baby via a public photo opp.
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Similarly, preterm births occurred in 8.2% of pregnancies involving asthma attacks compared with 6.7% of other pregnancies.
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The country with the lowest newborn mortality rate was Japan: only one death in every 1,235 births.
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During the study period, the number of live births fell by about 18,000 from 2015 to 2016.
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Since then I'd had several very early onset miscarriages between two live births, but nothing so traumatic.
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In fact, their births were great experiences: excellent medical care, wonderful postnatal follow-up, near-zero cost.
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"In the US, the overall infant mortality rate is around 5 deaths per 1,000 births," Oster writes.
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In 43 (the latest year for which data is broken down by age group), 24% of all babies born to women 21 and older were born in a twin delivery, compared with 2000% of births for women 35 to 39 and just 2% of births to women under 25.
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In the nine months beginning with November 22014, about 22017% to 27% more preterm births to Latina women occurred above the levels of preterm births that would have been expected had the election not occurred, suggests the study, published in the medical journal JAMA Network Open on Friday.
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Researchers led by Marcia C. Castro, a professor of demography at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, used Brazilian data on births, fetal deaths and hospitalizations related to abortion complications during 73-16 to forecast births from September 2015 to December 2016, the period of the Zika epidemic.
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And using the latest available data from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), I found that from 1990 to 2013, the maternal death rate in the US rose from 12.4 deaths per 100,000 live births in 1990 to 18.5 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2013.
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While other twins have since been born, twin orangutan births are still a rare occurrence, the zoo said.
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There were no treatment options available for the condition that affects an estimated 1 in 100,000 births worldwide.
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The customary announcement -- complete with bell ringing and feathered cap -- was also made for Kate's other two births.
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That number had cratered to about 1.5 births per woman from 1995 to 2014, according to a study.
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The push to build a very, very, very fast McLaren births a whole new kind of automotive minimalism.
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Refugees can formally register births, marriages and deaths, and will have access financial services such as bank accounts.
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The amount of women having cesarean section births has almost doubled since 2000, according to a new study.
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The finding marks the fourth year that the number of births has declined, after an increase in 2014.
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Often, multiple births happen at random, but if you want to point fingers, there is a clear suspect.
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Births among women of most age groups took a slight decline, except for women aged 40 to 49.
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The occurrence of conjoined twins happens once every 200,000 births and about 70% of conjoined twins are female.
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"All of this to try to reduce a couple hundred or a few hundred citizenship births," Kurland said.
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That's why births outside of marriage are still rare in places such as Japan and Korea, Herrmann said.
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Specifically, it increased the birthrate by approximately four births per quarter for every 10,000 women of childbearing age.
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Next up, we all expect to watch the trio of births of the Kardashian family as they transpire.
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The U.S. infant mortality rate is among the highest in developing countries at 5.8 deaths per 1,000 births.
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There were just 60.2 births for every 1,000 girls and women ages 323 to 44 in our country.
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In addition, there are "protocols and mechanisms" in place to coordinate care between home births and the hospital.
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We have a mini Verge mobile show to discuss the deaths and births of the mobile world recently.
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And it is a considerable drop from a decade earlier, when the rate was 21 births per woman.
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And since only a few insurers were involved, only 10 percent to 20 percent of births were covered.
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Ebeling has been by her friend's side through marriages, births, deaths — all the ups and downs of life.
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Even at the current pace of MRT births, pretty soon it's going to be easy to lose count.
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Around 15 million preterm births occur annually around the world, and it's a common cause of infant mortality.
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Births out of wedlock are frowned upon in Japan and much less common than in Western developed nations.
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There were 61.5 births per 1,000 women of child-bearing age in the first quarter of this year.
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In Tanzania, high school graduates amputating limbs is exceptional; untrained volunteers assisting in births and surgeries is not.
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The Reds have been carrying three catchers, and Tucker Barnhart and Stuart Turner also are expecting births soon.
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Innovation is a combustive mix of ideas and unmet needs that sparks invention, and ultimately births breakthrough products.
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The reduction in teen births is arguably one of the biggest public health victories of the 21st century.
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This story is part of a week-long series on reproduction, from preventing premature births to childfree Reddit.
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For men over 613, the risk of achondroplasia is only slightly more common than 1 in 2,000 births.
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There's even an internal newsletter that announces recent births, weddings or retirements among the clerks, staff and employees.
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Out of the 15,574 deliveries followed by the AABC between 2007 and 2010 there were 3998 water births.
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The pattern of results is consistent with positive income effects on births, but no associated increase in marriage.
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Hospitals that are addressing these issues — and have clear standards in place — are promoting vaginal births, he said.
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Out of every 22,220 full-term births, 22018 babies died before age 1, researchers report in PLoS Medicine.
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US birth rates The number of births in the US last year was the lowest in three decades.
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Lithuania's population stagnation is largely due to emigration, particularly to the United Kingdom, and more deaths than births.
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As the number of births rises, she said, the agency will be able to release more detailed information.
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When it came to percentages of cycles resulting in twin lives births, the success rate plummeted to 210%.
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A paper published in 2009 says it could be even more common at 1 in 20163,000 live births.
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Plaintiffs allege operations secretly recorded on the hidden video cameras include caesarean births, hysterectomies, sterilizations and other procedures.
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For every 1,000 planned home births, four babies die, versus two of every 1,000 born in a hospital.
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Scientists have so far reported a total of 39 procedures of this kind, resulting in 11 live births.
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Since then, each year has seen fewer births than the previous year, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Postpartum depression occurs in about 15 percent of births, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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In her two years of attending births, she tells Broadly, she has seen every type of obstetric violence.
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In half of the states, more than 50 percent of all births are financed by the Medicaid program.
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The number of births during that period increased by only about 35,000 while abortions fell by about 132,000.
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Further, research has found that abstinence education is paradoxically linked to higher rates of teen pregnancy and births.
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This is all about Sweden, which, as all of Europe knows, births the best pop-makers on earth.
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The ratings bait fell into the categories you'd expect — births, pregnancies, weddings, break-ups, and of course, deaths.
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The cub lost his twin sibling barely two hours after their August births, which were firsts in France.
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Every year, close to 1.3 million American women have a cesarean section — almost a third of all births.
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In Canada, the total fertility rate in 2017 was 1,496.1 births per 22017,231.9 women, according to Statistics Canada.
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Births outside of hospitals are also increasing, as more women have babies at home or at birthing centers.
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They combine that data with household survey data of about 1 million births across the continent of Africa.
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The combination of scientific evidence, transparent communication and support is what providers think could produce more vaginal births.
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The past year saw a particularly high number of deaths — 2.81 million — and relatively few births, 3.86 million.
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Ours is one of the few rural communities in Iowa that are growing, with more births than deaths.
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