The likelihood that a baby born in the U.S. will die within its first year is less than a third of what it was 50 years ago. But among mothers who were, themselves, born in the U.S., infant mortality rates are some 40 percent higher than for U.S.-born babies of non-native mothers. [More]



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Source: Immigrant Moms Typically Have Lower Infant Mortality Rates Than U.S.-born Mothers



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