Variation in the Rate of Infant Mortality in the United States Birth Registration Area

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This again is a fact in general well known, but here we have precise figures on the point, with probable errors, which show definitely how tremendously poorer the negro baby's chances of surviving the first year of life are than the white baby's.
6. The cities of over 25,000 exhibit distinctly less variation in respect of infant mortality than do either the smaller cities (under 25,000) or the rural counties. The smaller cities and the rural counties exhibit about the same degree of variation r
...elative to their means, but absolutely, in terms of standard deviation, the rural counties show less variability than the cities under 25,000. The colored distributions exhibit a much higher degree of variation in respect of infant mortality however measured, whether absolute or relative, than do the white populations. In general, it may fairly be assumed that the greater the variation exhibited by a given class of the community in respect of infant mortality, the greater the chance of effective control and reduction of the average infant mortality by administrative measures.

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