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Friday, September 18, 2009
Cities Vary Widely in Teen Births
The 2009 edition of Child Trends' annual Facts at a Glance contains teen birth data for 73 of the largest cities in the U.S. and also includes data by city on the percentage of teen births that are repeat births (two or more births to teen mothers). The report, which is based primarily on Child Trends' analyses of data from the National Center for Health Statistics, also includes national and state-level trends in teen childbearing.
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