Mississippi teen pregnancy rate top in U.S.: CDC

<p>ATLANTA (Reuters) – Mississippi has a top teen birthrate in a republic while <span>New Hampshire</span> has a lowest, a <span>Centers for Disease Control and Prevention</span> pronounced on Tuesday, following adult on a news that found a occurrence of pregnancy among U.S. teenagers was falling.</p>
<p> Mississippi reported 55 births per 1,000 teenagers aged 15 to 19 in 2010, some-more than 60 percent above a U.S. average, according to state information expelled on Tuesday. New Hampshire’s rate was reduction half a inhabitant normal during 15.7 births for a same age group.</p>
<p> <span>Teen birth rates</span> were aloft in a South and Southwest and reduce in a Northeast and Upper Midwest, a <span>CDC</span> said, observant that Hispanics and blacks had a top <span>teen birth rates</span>.</p>
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