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Show Thursday. October - Page THE HERALD, Provo. Utah. 21, 1982 21 Perinatal Deaths in United States Rate High Russell, author of more than 70 articles on gynecology and obstetrics, said. "You'd be amazed at the reduction in perinatal deaths that would result." Russell noted a correlation between the perinatal death rate and use of contraception, with those using birth control prior to pregnancy less likely to have their baby born dead or dying soon after we were occur," Dr. Keith P. Russell told of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, repeatedly amidst charges of promoting obscenity." World 10th the at Congress spoke reporters. Russell, clinical professor of obHe defined perinatal as occurring Gynecology and Obstetrics. betstetrics and gynecology at the Unibetween the 20th week of pregnancy "Sweden, which has a much do we than rate ter infant mortality versity of Southern California at through 28 days after birth. reactIn the United States, some 20.000 attributes its success, at least in Los Angeles, said rather than to a and with reproach anger such deaths half in the fetal part, to widespread knowledge ing Russell teenager's pregnancy, "we should human about each occur half sexuality," birth after stage, said at a news conference at the offer her support." year. "We should have special schools mmm Russell, president of the new Moscone Convention Center. where the pregnant girls can continue International Federation of Gyne"Here, proposals supporting in their education. We should give of human a and sexuality and Obstetrics past teaching cology president of the American College schools hv been turned down them strong personal support," By LIDIA WASOWICZ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The United States ranki 13th worldwide in perinatal deaths because it fails to provide adequate sex education in schools and support for teenagers who become pregnant, a noted physician said Monday. "We would have fewer dead fetuses and babies if we had better teaching programs on human sexuality and if we offered support for adolescent pregnancies if they - Campaign Starts for delivery. "Studies have shown a woman able to look for efficient birth control can later look forward to a higher likelihood of a healthy birth," said Russell and Dr. Claude Sureau, chairman of the Baudel-ocqu- e Clinic in Paris. Both doctors urged a return to particularly tive temporary birth control Third World nations as an effec- method. 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