MATERNALLY LINKED BIRTH REGISTRIES OF MISSOURI & UTAH

这些研究主要集中在：1)青春期的影响 妊娠对晚期妊娠结局的影响；2) 解释间隔时间与晚期妊娠结局；3) 反复出现不良妊娠结局。数据集是独一无二的，因为 密苏里州和犹他州妇女的怀孕与兄弟姐妹关系有关。 这些数据使分析师能够检查纵向怀孕数据。 联合国可持续发展教育、科学及文化事务部制定并共同主办了一次关于国家 链接的数据集。在这次会议上提出了6个摘要： 风险的累积对妊娠结局的影响， 在IUGR上改变父亲身份、小岛屿发展中国家复发风险、复发风险 关于出生缺陷和该地区的联系方法的描述 母系关联的数据集。该杂志的一期特刊， 儿科和围产期流行病学报告正在编写中 赫尔曼博士和来自CDC&P的两名同事的编辑指导， 流行病学部的组织和财政支持， 统计和预防研究及其主任贝伦德斯博士。五 这两个登记处的页面将成为特刊的一部分。

These studies focus on: 1) the impact of adolescent age at first pregnancy on later pregnancy outcome; 2) the relation between interpregnancy interval and later pregnancy outcomes; 3) the risk of repeating poor pregnancy outcomes. The data sets are unique in that all pregnancies of women from Missouri and Utah are linked into sibships. These data allow the analyst to examine longitudinal pregnancy data. DESPR developed and cosponsored an international conference on nationally linked data sets. At this conference 6 abstracts were presented: the effect the accumulation of risks on pregnancy outcome, the effect of changing paternity on IUGR, recurrence risks for SIDS, recurrence risks for birth defects and a description of linkage methodologies in the area of maternally linked data sets. A special issue of the journal, Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology, is being prepared under the editorial direction of Dr. Herman and two colleagues from CDC & P, with the organizational and financial support of the Division of Epidemiology, Statistics and Prevention Research and its director, Dr. Berendes. Five pages from the two registries will be a part of the special issue.