Birth Weight and Economic Growth: Women's Living Standards in the Industrializing West
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How can the history of birth weight add to our knowledge of women's living conditions in the past? In this study of newborn weight and economic growth in Boston, Dublin, Edinburgh, Montreal, and Vienna between 1850 and 1930, W. Peter Ward explores the relation between infant size, economic development, and living standards of working-class women in the industrializing West.
Drawing on clinical records from urban maternity hospitals and outpatient services, Ward compares birth weight between ...
Drawing on clinical records from urban maternity hospitals and outpatient services, Ward compares birth weight between ...







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