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Amina P. Alio, Hamisa M. Salihu, Jennifer L. Kornosky, et al. Feto-infant Health and Survival: Does Paternal Involvement Matter?, Maternal Child Health J, Ocotober 2009

Amina P. Alio, Jennifer L. Kornosky, Alfred K. Mbah, et al. The Impact of Paternal Involvement on Feto-Infant Morbidity Among Whites, Blacks and Hispanics, Maternal Child Health J, June 2009

Paternal Involvement In Pregnancy Outcomes Health Policy Institute Fact Sheet, October 2009

Dwight Lewis, Fathers Must Take Responsibility Before Birth, The Tennessean, November 2009

Gwendolyn P. Quinn, Euna M. August, Deborah Austin, et al. High Risk Community - Men's Perception of Black Infant Mortality: A Qualitative Inquiry, September 2009

Keith A. Frey, Shannon M. Navarro, Milton Kotelchuck, et al., The Clinical Content of Preconception Care: Preconception Care for Men, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, December 2008

Marian F. MacDorman, T.J. Mathews. Recent Trends in Infant Mortality in the United States - NCHS Data Brief, October 2008

Nancy E. Reichman, Erin R. Hamilton, Robert A. Hammer, et al. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Low Birthweight Among Urban Unmarried Mothers, Maternal Child Health J, March 2008

Jean J. Bonhomme, Men's Health: Key to Healthier Women, Children and Communities, American Journal of Men's Health, December 2007

Jacinta Bronte-Tinkew, Allison Horowitz, Elena Kennedy, et al. Men's Pregnancy Intentions and Prenatal Behaviors: What They Mean for Fathers' Involvement with Their Children, Child Trends Research Brief, June 2007

Kevin D. Everett, Linda Bullock, Jeffrey D. Gage, et al. Health Risk Behavior of Rural Low-Income Expectant Fathers, Public Health Nursing, July/August 2006

Beverly Rockwell, Expectant Fathers: Changes and Concerns - Canadian Family Physicians, March 1989

Jermane Bond, First Things First: Identifying Best Practices to Improve Paternal Involvement in Pregnancy Outcomes, Joint Center FOCUS Magazine, March/April 2009

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