Selected PRAMS data.
Publications using PRAMS data.
Radigan A. Prevalence of smoking and
factors related to smoking cessation in upstate New York mothers. Albany,
New York: New York State Department of Health; 1994. New York State PRAMS
Delivery,
Topics: New York, PRAMS, smoking, tobacco
Communities working together for a
healthier New York; opportunities to improve the health of New Yorkers.
Albany, NY: New York State Public Health Council; 1996.
Topics: New York, health
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System: Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital, 1993-1996. Albany, New York: New
York State Department of Health; 1997.
Topics: pregnancy, PRAMS, New York, project description
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System: Children's Hospital of Buffalo, 1994-1996. Albany, NY: New York
State Department of Health; 1997.
Topics: pregnancy, PRAMS, New York
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System: Strong Memorial Hospital, 1993-1996. Albany, NY: New York State
Department of Health; 1997.
Topics: pregnancy, PRAMS, New York
Wikoff J. Breast-feeding patterns among
upstate New York mothers, 1993-1994. Albany, NY: Public Health Information
Group; New York State Department of Health; 1997. New York PRAMS Delivery,
1(1).
Topics: breastfeeding, New York, PRAMS
Alcohol use during pregnancy. Albany, New
York: New York State Department of Health; 1998.
Topics: alcohol, New York, PRAMS, pregnancy
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System,
summer 1998. Albany, New York: New York State Department of Health; 1998.
Summer 1998.
Topics: surveillance, PRAMS, pregnancy, New York, alcohol, fetal alcohol
syndrome
1993-95 surveillance report; a survey of
the health of mothers and babies in upstate New York. Albany, NY: Center
for Community Health, Public Health Information Group; 2000. Vol. 1.
Topics: surveillance, health, New York
New York State PRAMS 2001. Albany, New
York: New York State Department of Health; 2001.
Topics: New York, PRAMS
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