Pregnancy in Adolescence

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Marion County Community Health Assessment 2014: Maternal, Infant and Children to Age 4 Final Report (Marion County, 2003-2014)

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Adolescent Pregnancy Rate by Race_Ethnicity (Marion County, 2012-2017)

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