Births to Mothers Who Smoked During Pregnancy - New Birth Certificate - Michigan

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Births to Mothers Who Smoked During Pregnancy - New Birth Certificate (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 8.7% - 45.1%


Michigan	18.0%
Alcona	37.8%
Alger	32.7%
Allegan	17.6%
Alpena	38.7%
Antrim	28.2%
Arenac	28.7%
Baraga	43.5%
Barry	23.3%
Bay	29.5%
Benzie	23.1%
Berrien	20.8%
Branch	25.4%
Calhoun	25.6%
Cass	28.9%
Charlevoix	28.8%
Cheboygan	33.0%
Chippewa	37.2%
Clare	35.7%
Clinton	12.4%
Crawford	45.1%
Delta	29.3%
Dickinson	25.2%
Eaton	15.7%
Emmet	29.4%
Genesee	23.0%
Gladwin	28.5%
Gogebic	28.0%
Grand Traverse	20.8%
Gratiot	28.1%
Hillsdale	27.9%
Houghton	22.4%
Huron	28.1%
Ingham	12.7%
Ionia	20.5%
Iosco	40.7%
Iron	29.1%
Isabella	24.7%
Jackson	29.5%
Kalamazoo	18.5%
Kalkaska	37.2%
Kent	11.7%
Keweenaw	19.3%
Lake	38.5%
Lapeer	24.8%
Leelanau	18.8%
Lenawee	20.4%
Livingston	17.5%
Luce	42.6%
Mackinac	30.8%
Macomb	15.5%
Manistee	33.9%
Marquette	24.7%
Mason	27.0%
Mecosta	31.3%
Menominee	10.9%
Midland	21.4%
Missaukee	26.7%
Monroe	19.8%
Montcalm	26.6%
Montmorency	36.5%
Muskegon	26.9%
Newaygo	27.3%
Oakland	9.8%
Oceana	22.2%
Ogemaw	38.5%
Ontonagon	32.1%
Osceola	34.2%
Oscoda	31.6%
Otsego	29.0%
Ottawa	8.7%
Presque Isle	30.2%
Roscommon	44.4%
Saginaw	24.9%
Saint Clair	28.9%
Saint Joseph	23.9%
Sanilac	28.2%
Schoolcraft	34.3%
Shiawassee	28.3%
Tuscola	28.5%
Van Buren	19.3%
Washtenaw	11.5%
Wayne	15.6%
Wexford	32.0%

Definitions: The number of births to mothers who smoked during pregnancy (from the new birth certificate, used in Michigan beginning in July 2007).
This is a two-year average for 2009 and a three year average for subsequent years. The percent is based on total live births. An * indicates fewer than six occurrences in the relevant period.

Revised data were received for 2008-2010 in July 2012

Data Source: Michigan Department of Community Health, Vital Records and Health Data Development Section.

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Michigan League for Public Policy 1223 Turner Street., Suite G-1
Lansing, MI 48906-4369

517-487-5436
janezm@mlpp.org
http://www.mlpp.org/

Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Public Policy (MLPP) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLPP has advocated for policies to improve the well-being of Michigan residents since 1912.

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