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Citation of CDC's A/Taiwan immunization campaign as a model is "disturbing".
  • Published Date:

    1987 Sep-Oct

  • Source:
    Public Health Rep. 102(5):559-560
  • Language:
    English
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      Duh, S V
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):560-561
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      Greensher, J; Montgomery, W H;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):562
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      Reis, J; Olson, L;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):530-538
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      A convenience sample of 200 inner-city residents were interviewed about their knowledge of benefits available under the Illinois Medicaid fee-for-service and prepaid programs; a second sample of 200 residents from the same community were interviewed ...
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      Stanger, L
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):543-545
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      Howland, J; Hingson, R;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):475-483
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      The findings in 32 studies on alcohol and injuries and deaths attributed to fires and burns were analyzed in detail. The studies, all in English, were published between 1947 and 1986. Most of them were descriptive and reported on the percent of the v...
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      Bild, D; Teutsch, S M;
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):522-529
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      Coexistent diabetes and hypertension affect an estimated 2.5 million persons in the United States. Hypertension occurs approximately twice as frequently in persons with diabetes as without and contributes to most of the chronic complications of diabe...
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      Raffel, N K; Raffel, M W;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):494-500
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      Denmark, like the United States and other developed countries, is experiencing an increase in the percentage of dependent elderly in its population. They consume a disproportionate share of health and social services at a time when government is atte...
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      Heimlich, H J
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):561-562
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      Wan, T T; Vanostenberg, P R; Salley, J J; Singley, D W; West, J L;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):512-522
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      To provide hospital dental programs with useful information about the expansion of dental services and the identification of pertinent financial information, a production function and cost function analysis was performed. Results showed that hospital...
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      Forbes, K R; Wegner, E L;
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):508-511
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      American Samoans are one in a number of Pacific Basin groups for which the U.S. Government provides health care assistance and one in a large number of recent immigrant groups to the United States. Although these groups often have health care beliefs...
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      Crockett, S J
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):546-551
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      Disseminating health information to parents from school-based programs is beneficial in at least four ways: children need the support of their parents if they are to implement the behavior changes they learn in school, parents can benefit from the in...
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      Lyter, D W; Valdiserri, R O; Kingsley, L A; Amoroso, W P; Rinaldo, C R;
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
      Source:
      Public Health Rep. 102(5):468-474
      Description:
      Beginning in the latter part of 1985, 2,047 gay and bisexual men who were enrolled in the Pitt Men's Study, the Pittsburgh cohort of the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS), were invited by mail to learn the results of their antibody test for HIV in...
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      Smith, L G
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):539-542
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      Homeless people in America are at risk for numerous health hazards. Diarrhea and consequent dehydration commonly affect homeless infants and children. Dehydration, if not treated, can quickly become a medical emergency. If, however, signs of diarrhea...
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      Rakowski, W
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):483-493
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      A large amount of research has been devoted to identifying the psychosocial and demographic correlates of personal preventive health practices. An additional factor to consider, however, is the stability of personal health practices over time. At lea...
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      Hopkins, D R
      Published Date:
      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):463-467
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      The grave challenge posed by the recent pandemic of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome is not the first time mankind has faced such a threat. Useful lessons may be drawn from the successful global Smallpox Eradication Program and applied to the curre...
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      1987 Sep-Oct
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      Public Health Rep. 102(5):500-507
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      An examination of length, weight, and birth weight data routinely collected from the clinics supported by the Navajo Nation Special Supplemental Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) showed an association between birth weight and subsequent ...
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