Forum on youth violence in minority communities: setting the agenda for prevention. December 10-12, 1990, Atlanta, Georgia. Proceedings.
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Description:This forum was cosponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and the Minority Health Professions Foundation. The Morehouse School of Medicine, a member of the Minority Health Professions Foundation, served as the coordinating institution for the Forum.
The following employees of the Division of Injury Control, Center for Environmental Health and Injury Control, Centers for Disease Control, played key roles in the organization of this forum: James A. Mercy, PhD, Chief, Epidemiology Branch, and Timothy N. Thornton, Public Health Advisor, Program Development and Implementation Branch, had primary responsibility for organizing this forum and deserve the greatest credit for its success. Patrick W. O'Carroll, MD, MPH, Chief, Intentional Injury Section, Epidemiology Branch; Kenneth E. Powell, MD, MPH, Medical Epidemiologist, Intentional Injury Section, Epidemiology Branch; and Mark L. Rosenburg, MD, MPP, Director, Division of Injury Control, made fundamental contributions to the conceptualization of this forum and the preparation of the proceedings.
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Source:Public Health Rep. 106(3):225-279
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Pubmed ID:1675807
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