claim: "did you know that in 2013 over 50 percent of all babies born in oregon were hispanic?"
author: betsy miller-jones
evidence_1: apr 17, 2014 ... oregon's hispanic population is rising rapidly, but were more than 50 ... “did you  know that in 2013 over 50 percent of all babies born in ...
evidence_2: in 2016, there were 20.3 births for every 1,000 adolescent females ages 15-19, ...  births to teens ages 15-19 account for 5.3 percent of all births in 2016. ...  although hispanics still have a higher teen birth rate than their black and white  peers ... see how your state compares on birth rates, pregnancy rates, sexual  activity, and ...
evidence_3: birth defects affect one in every 33 babies (about 3% of all babies) born in ... [ read article]; birth defects are the leading cause of infant deaths, accounting for  20% of all ... investigating these differences will help us to understand why some  birth ... to 1 year of age was poorer among babies born to hispanic mothers for  10 of ...
evidence_4: in 2013, the oregon community foundation (ocf) worked with oregon ... latino  oregonians have lower incomes than white oregonians. .... egon's latinos are  u.s.-born (64 percent), a sizable minority were born ... ter of oregon's latinos  and over one-third of oregon's latino children live in ... has grown by 50 percent.
evidence_5: december 30, 2013. births: final data for ... for maternal age, live-birth order,  race and hispanic origin, marital status ... the percentage of births to unmarried  women was essentially stable at ... sixth straight year, to 11.55% of all births in  2012, down 2% ... anomalies) can be found in the internet tables (see “list of  internet.