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Reproductive Health Atlas
This Interactive Atlas is a web-based interactive geographic information system (GIS) dedicated to reproductive health issues such as infant mortality, fertility and low birth weight.

Abortion
Abortion reporting • surveillance • characteristics of women • rates and ratios

Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)
National summary • fertility clinic success rates • embryo laboratory

HIV / AIDS
Guidelines • surveillance slide set • surveillance report • minority and young women • trends in AIDS incidence

Hysterectomy
Fact sheet
• epidemiology

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Infant sleeping position
• trends • death scene investigation

Pregnancy
Increased risk among hispanic women
• deaths • surveillance • PRAMS • birth and pregnancy rates • trends • ectopic pregnancy after tubal sterilization

From Data To Action
CDC’s Public Health Surveillance for Women, Infants and Children Monograph. A comprehensive description of the CDC’s many surveillance and data system activities related to the health of women and children. Each chapter describes surveillance for a public health topic in terms of seven factors: (1) public health importance; (2) a brief history of the program; (3) CDC surveillance systems; (4) general surveillance findings; (5) methodologic and interpretive issues; (6) examples of uses of the surveillance data; and (7) future issues regarding the measured health event or surveillance system. The monograph focuses particularly on information from the National Survey of Family Growth, the National Hospital Discharge Survey, and the National Maternal and Infant Health Survey, with brief references to other national surveys.

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This page last reviewed August 20, 2004.

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