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Layton Field

Layton Field is assistant professor of sociology at Mount St. Mary’s University.
Health and mortality

Deaths exceed births in most of Europe, but not in the United States, and not in Texas

March 3, 2021February 15, 2016 Dudley L. Poston jr., Kenneth M. Johnson and Layton Field
Americas, Europe, Mortality

Prevalence of natural decrease In the first decade of the 21st century (2000-2009), 58 percent of the 1,391 counties of Europe had more deaths than birthscompared to just 28 percent … Read more

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