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An ounce of prevention; what are the returns?

Published Date:

2nd ed., October 1999

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)

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Bicycle-related head injuries -- Breast cancer -- Cervical cancer -- Childhood lead poisoning -- Childhood vaccine-preventable diseases -- Chlamydia-related infertility -- Colorectal cancer -- Coronary heart disease -- Dental caries -- Diabetic retinopathy -- HIV/AIDS transmission -- Influenza among elderly persons -- Low birthweight -- Neural tube defects -- Perinatal hepatitis B -- Pneumococcal disease -- Sickle cell disease -- Smoking -- Tuberculosis -- Summary table.

2nd ed.

"The material presented in this publication has been published in the American journal of preventive medicine's April 1999 issue"--p. i.

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Pamphlet (or booklet)

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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

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United States

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