Occupational hazards in the health care industry.

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The tuberculosis epidemic. Scientific challenges and opportunities.

Personal Author:

Ginsberg, A M

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):128-136

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State estimates of Medicaid expenditures attributable to cigarette smoking, fiscal year 1993.

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Miller, L S; Zhang, X; Novotny, T; Rice, D P; Max, W;

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

Source:

Public Health Rep. 113(2):140-151

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To develop estimates of state Medicaid expenditures attributable to smoking for fiscal year 1993.|The smoking-attributable fractions (SAFs) of state Medicaid expenditures were estimated using a national model that describes the relationship between s...

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The transformation of a local health department.

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Pierce, J R; Blackburn, C P;

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):152-159

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In 1993, the health department serving the city of Amarillo, Texas, and surrounding communities was merged with the city's tax-supported Hospital District, which operated a public hospital and clinics providing medical care to poor people. Three year...

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The biotechnology revolution and world health.

Personal Author:

Nossal, S G

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):122-127

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News & Notes

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1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):102-109

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The financial status of Medicare.

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Foster, R S

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):110-117

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[PDF - 3.94 MB]
Active seniors. Protect them, don't neglect them.

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Segal, D D; Crespo, C J; Smit, E;

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):137-139

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Marketing tobacco.

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Le, A; Jenkins, C N; McPhee, S J;

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1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):101

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Following up on screening tests.

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Goldman, K D; Kloss, S; Manes, T; Rojewski, M;

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1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):100-101

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SES data are available.

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Freedman, M A

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):99-100

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More on midwives.

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Nelson, C

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):99

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Inappropriate Photo

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Ahluwalia, Harsohena K.

Published:

Mar 1998

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):99

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A comparative cost analysis of newborn screening for classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia in Texas.

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Brosnan, C A; Brosnan, P; Therrell, B L; Slater, C H; Swint, J M; Annegers, J F; Riley, W J;

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

Source:

Public Health Rep. 113(2):170-178

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Texas mandates a two-test newborn screening program for congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH): one test at birth and a second test at approximately one to two weeks after birth. The authors compared the dollar cost of detecting infants with CAH clinic...

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Qualitative assessment of training programs for alcohol servers and establishment managers.

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Toomey, T L; Kilian, G R; Gehan, J P; Perry, C L; Jones-Webb, R; Wagenaar, A C;

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

Source:

Public Health Rep. 113(2):162-169

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In an attempt to reduce the societal burden associated with alcohol-related problems such as underage drinking and drunk driving, some local communities and state governments mandate training programs for employees of establishments that serve or sel...

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Regulating mercury in miners' eating areas.

Personal Author:

Malecki, M R

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):179-181

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Health inequalities in England and Wales.

Personal Author:

Robbins, A

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):187-188

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Public health and the winds of change.

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Smith, D R

Published:

1998 Mar-Apr

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Public Health Rep. 113(2):160-161

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Public Health Reports ; v. 113, no. 2 : table of contents

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Mar-Apr 1998

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Public Health Rep. 113(2)

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Public Health Reports ; v. 113, no. 2 : cover

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Mar-Apr 1998

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Public Health Rep. 113(2)

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Medicare Trust Funds -- Tuberculosis -- State Smoking Estimates.

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Public Health Reports ; v. 113, no. 2 : masthead

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Mar-Apr 1998

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Public Health Rep. 113(2)

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