One-year mortality disparities between infants of unmarried and married families in South Korea: a large scale retrospective cohort study

This study highlights the significant disparity in infant mortality rates based on parental marital status, underscoring the need for enhanced social support and tailored policies for unmarried single-parent families.

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Korean Journal of Family Medicine
Published
2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.4082/kjfm.24.0226
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Health disparities and outcomes
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One-year mortality disparities between infants of unmarried and married families in South Korea: a large scale retrospective cohort study

Yeani Choi, Ha Jin Kim, Su‐Min Jeong, Sang Min Park
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Korean Journal of Family Medicine
Health disparities and outcomes
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One-year mortality disparities between infants of unmarried and married families in South Korea: a large scale retrospective cohort study

Yeani Choi, Ha Jin Kim, Su‐Min Jeong, Sang Min Park
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Abstract

This study highlights the significant disparity in infant mortality rates based on parental marital status, underscoring the need for enhanced social support and tailored policies for unmarried single-parent families.

Korean Journal of Family MedicineVol. 47(1)
Seoul National University (KR), Seoul National University Hospital (KR)
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Health disparities and outcomes
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