Validity of the Spanish Surname Infant Mortality Rate as a Health Status Indicator for the Mexican American Population.

American Journal of Public Health- United States

doi 10.2105/ajph.74.9.998

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Occupational Health

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September 1, 1984

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American Public Health Association

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