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Association of young maternal age with adverse reproductive outcomes.
Apr 27 1995
Adolescent Pregnancy,
Age Factors,
Americas,
Biology,
Birth Weight,
Body Weight,
Cohort Analysis,
Demographic Factors,
Developed Countries,
Economic Factors,
Fertility,
Low Birth Weight,
North America,
Northern America,
Physiology,
Population,
Population Characteristics,
Population Dynamics,
Pregnancy,
Pregnancy Outcomes,
Reproduction,
Reproductive Behavior,
Socioeconomic Factors,
United States,
Utah
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Abstract
Pregnancy in adolescence is associated with an excess risk of poor outcomes, including low birth weight and prematurity. Whether this association simply reflects the deleterious sociodemographic environment of most pregnant teenagers or whether biologic immaturity is also causally implicated is not known.
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Adolescent Pregnancy,Age Factors,Americas,Biology,Birth Weight,Body Weight,Cohort Analysis,Demographic Factors,Developed Countries,Economic Factors,Fertility,Low Birth Weight,North America,Northern America,Physiology,Population,Population Characteristics,Population Dynamics,Pregnancy,Pregnancy Outcomes,Reproduction,Reproductive Behavior,Socioeconomic Factors,United States,Utah
Adolescent Pregnancy, Age Factors, Americas, Biology, Birth Weight, Body Weight, Cohort Analysis, Demographic Factors, Developed Countries, Economic Factors, Fertility, Low Birth Weight, North America, Northern America, Physiology, Population, Population Characteristics, Population Dynamics, Pregnancy, Pregnancy Outcomes, Reproduction, Reproductive Behavior, Socioeconomic Factors, United States, Utah