Using birth records from the two major maternity hospitals in Newcastle upon Tyne in northern England between 1961 and 1992, we constructed a database of all births to mothers resident within the city.
Main outcome measures Lifespan based on dates of birth and death from a range of sources (such as individual military files and an official database of birth and death records).
The public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, introduced legislation yesterday that would require the city's health department to create an online database of birth statistics, including the number of delivery procedures, like Caesarean sections, performed at hospitals.
His team is linking a database of 110,000 IVF births dating from 1991 to 2009 held by the Human Fertilisation and Embryo Authority HFEAA) to other health databases to investigate patterns in IVF children's health.
Dr. Fisch, author of "The Male Biological Clock," analyzed a New York State database of births and found that older fathers added to the risk of having a baby with Down syndrome if the mother was over 35.
The site also offers a database of 43 million images, birth and death records, and newspapers, which users can search through to annotate each profile (there's even a Facebook-esque tagging feature for photos).
We retrospectively explore a large maternity database of births in a large referral UK hospital to capture the socio-demographic factors that influence late pregnancy booking, and then prospectively compare the stress and social support status of consenting early and late-booking women.
The PAMPER computer database of birth records was constructed using information from a number of sources.
OVER the last six years California has sold its database of birth and death records, in whole or in part, nearly two dozen times -- to local governments, law offices, medical groups and genealogy research firms.
