Comparative mortality among metropolitan areas of the United States, 1949-51 : 102 causes of death. Ratios of observed to expected mortality for 163 metropolitan areas, mortality rates and ratios by degree of urbanization for the total United States, and other background information necessary to the interpretation of these rates and ratios
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Comparative mortality among metropolitan areas of the United States, 1949-51 : 102 causes of death. Ratios of observed to expected mortality for 163 metropolitan areas, mortality rates and ratios by degree of urbanization for the total United States, and other background information necessary to the interpretation of these rates and ratios
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The work Comparative mortality among metropolitan areas of the United States, 1949-51 : 102 causes of death. Ratios of observed to expected mortality for 163 metropolitan areas, mortality rates and ratios by degree of urbanization for the total United States, and other background information necessary to the interpretation of these rates and ratios represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in College of Physicians of Philadelphia. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.
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- 102 causes of death. Ratios of observed to expected mortality for 163 metropolitan areas, mortality rates and ratios by degree of urbanization for the total United States, and other background information necessary to the interpretation of these rates and ratios
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- Nicholas E. Manos
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- eng
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- NLM
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- illustrations
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- no index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- NLM call number
- HB 1335
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- U57c 1957
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- Public Health Service publication
- Series volume
- no. 562
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