1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):112-117
The primary causes of mortality in the United States are noninfectious diseases and conditions. Epidemiologic and intervention activities related to m...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):145-152
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Jan 1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):143-144
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1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):68-76
The authors performed a prenatal care needs assessment for Fresno County, CA, using data from a sample of 11,878 birth certificates for the county for...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):86-92
In a Maine Area Health Education Center program some solutions were developed to the well-documented problem of health information material that canno...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):104-111
An 18-month intervention was implemented to increase breast and cervical cancer screening among poor African-American women in Chicago. Breast and cer...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):26-41
Race is an unscientific, societally constructed taxonomy that is based on an ideology that views some human population groups as inherently superior t...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):7-15
Public health surveillance is the cornerstone of public health practice. The uses of surveillance include the identification of patterns of health amo...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):16-25
In this paper, the authors describe some of the complexities of collecting and presenting data on race and ethnicity based on the experiences of the B...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):4-6
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1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):46-52
Increased attention has been focused on the use of racial and ethnic categories in public health research and surveillance in recent years. This atten...
1994 Jan-Feb | Public Health Rep. 109(1):42-45
The U.S. population is fast evolving into a patchwork of health behaviors, incomes, and ethnic backgrounds. Simple cultural labeling will not do. A gr...
Jan-Feb 1994 | Public Health Rep. 109 (1)
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01/01/1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):135-142
The practice norms of community physicians and dentists in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania for counseling about smoking cessation were surveyed. In ...
01/01/1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):125-134
The 1990 Smoking Activity Volunteer Executed Survey collected information on a wide range of policy-relevant issues concerning public attitudes about ...
01/01/1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):60-67
A national study regarding the foster care of children identified as human immunodeficiency virus-positive (HIV-positive) was conducted in 1991. A sur...
01/01/1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):118-124
EPIGRAM is a computer program designed to improve access to State-level underlying cause mortality data. The program produces results for population, ...
01/01/1994 | Public Health Rep. 109(1):99-103
The Pascua-Yaqui Tribe of Arizona receives its health care services at a local neighborhood health center in Tucson and a satellite clinic located on ...
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