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“In 2005, the latest year that the international ranking is available for, the United States ranked 30th in the world in infant mortality, behind most European countries, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, ...
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If we had Canada's infant mortality rate, 8000 fewer infants would die in this country, every year. That's just infant mortality, not counting any other healthcare stuff, and taking care of moms-to-be is relatively cheap -- yet we don't ...
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Canada 5.4. Hungary 6.2. Cuba 6.2. Northern Ireland 6.3. Poland 6.4. United States 6.9. Slovakia 7.2. Preterm Births Driving Infant Mortality Rate. MacDorman tells WebMD “the climate of medical management has changed over the past 15 to ...
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The reason the supposed lower infant mortality rate in most countries with socialized medicine (including Canada) it twofold. First, infants up to 2 or more months old that die are recorded as "still-born", and thus never make it into ...