Fertility and mortality of Aborigines living in the Queensland Aboriginal communities, 1972-1990

Fertility and mortality of Aborigines living in the Queensland Aboriginal communities, 1972-1990

by Hogg

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Statistics analysis shows that although infant mortality in Queensland Aboriginal communities declined, in study period this mortality rate is still higher than that of total Australian population; there was relatively little change in mortality at other ages; fertility has declined since 1970s but higher than for non-Aboriginal women.

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