Maternal & Infant Health Research Registries
During the pandemic, tracking health outcomes is essential to improving care, developing policies and understanding the impact of this pandemic on maternal and infant health. Learn more about global research and registries that are tracking the data to ensure the health of mothers and babies.
COVID-19 Resources & Literature
A resource compiling up-to-date published literature on COVID-19 relating to mothers and babies. We have gathered scientifically sound research to help guide further studies or keep you up to date with the maternal child health population and COVID-19.
PeriStats has been updated with the most current data on several birth outcomes. These include an update to preterm birth, birthweight, and delivery method. Additionally, current data is now available for prenatal care utilization, and singletons and multiples.PeriStats has been updated with 2018 natality data set from the National Center for Health Statistic (NCHS), as compiled from data provided by the 57 vital statistics jurisdictions through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program.These topics are available for all geographic areas and by maternal age, race, and race/ethnicity.Also available are county preterm birth rates calculated using gestational age based on obstetric estimate (OE) for 2015-2018 and low birthweight rates by county (2015-2018).PeriStats Tip: Don't forget to check out the contextual statements below each map, graph or chart that explain the data in words.Contact the Perinatal Data Center with any questions.
PeriStats has been updated with the most current data on several birth outcomes. These include an update to preterm birth, birthweight, and delivery method. Additionally, current data is now available for prenatal care utilization, and singletons and multiples.
PeriStats has been updated with 2018 natality data set from the National Center for Health Statistic (NCHS), as compiled from data provided by the 57 vital statistics jurisdictions through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program.
These topics are available for all geographic areas and by maternal age, race, and race/ethnicity.
Also available are county preterm birth rates calculated using gestational age based on obstetric estimate (OE) for 2015-2018 and low birthweight rates by county (2015-2018).
PeriStats Tip: Don't forget to check out the contextual statements below each map, graph or chart that explain the data in words.
Contact the Perinatal Data Center with any questions.