Share of infants that are born pre-term, 2019
Pre-term is defined as being born between 22 and 37 weeks of gestation. Pre-term infants are often at a significantlyhigher risk of mortality and health complications than infants born at full-term.
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- Child mortality rateGapminder & UN IGME
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- Child mortality vs. CO₂ emissions per capita
- Child mortality vs. GDP per capita
- Child mortality vs. average years of schooling for women
- Child mortality vs. health expenditure
- Child mortality vs. per capita health expenditure
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of child wasting
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of stunting
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of teenage pregnancy
- Child mortality vs. share in extreme poverty
- Child mortality vs. share of children immunized against diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus
- Child mortality vs. share of children who are anemic
- Child mortality vs. share with respiratory infections taken to a healthcare provider
- Child mortality: IHME vs. UN IGME estimates
- Childhood deaths from the most lethal infectious diseases
- Children per woman that survived childhood vs. those that died in childhood
- Children with diarrheal disease vs. oral rehydration salts
- Congenital birth defect mortality rates in children under-5
- Death rate from neonatal preterm birth complications
- Death rate from pneumonia and other lower respiratory infections in children
- Deaths by risk factor for ages 5-14
- Deaths due to measles by region
- Diarrheal diseases death rate in children under fiveBy world region
- Diarrheal diseases death rate in children vs. access to basic handwashing facilities
- Drowning death rate in children under the age of 5
- Fertility rate vs. child mortality
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- Infant mortality rateIHME
- Infant mortality rateUN WPP
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- Infant mortality vs. prevalence of prenatal care
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- Life satisfaction vs. child mortality
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- Maternal mortality ratio vs. neonatal mortality
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- Mothers who have lost a child under five, across birth cohorts
- Neonatal asphyxia and trauma mortality rates
- Neonatal deaths by cause
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- Neonatal mortality rateIHME
- Neonatal mortality rate
- Neonatal mortality vs. births attended by skilled health staff
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- Number of child deaths by ageUN IGME
- Number of child deaths by regionUN IGME
- Number of child deaths by source
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- Number of deaths by ageUN
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- Number of infant deathsUN IGME
- Number of infant deathsIHME
- Number of infant deathsUN WPP
- Number of infant deathsUN via WHO
- Number of neonatal deathsIHME
- Number of neonatal deathsUN IGME
- Number of neonatal deaths by region
- Number of neonatal, infant and child deaths
- Number of youth deaths
- Probability of dying in infancy, by sex
- Protein-energy malnutrition mortality rates in children
- Rate of child deaths attributed to child and maternal malnutrition
- Rotavirus deaths in children under five
- Rotavirus deaths that were preventable in children under five
- Share of babies born with a low birthweight
- Share of children with a respiratory infection taken to a healthcare provider
- Share of children with an active hepatitis B infection
- Share of children with symptoms of pneumonia who are taken to a health provider
- Share of mothers visited by a health professional during pregnancy
- Share of mothers who have lost a child under five
- Share of mothers who have lost an infant
- Stillbirth rate
- Tetanus mortality in children under-5
- UN projection of infant deaths
- Under-five mortality vs. prevalence of anemia in pregnant women
- Youth mortality rate