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Krawetz, D W

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9925161

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Public Health Reports

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Editorial

Published:

Jan 1999

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):3

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Farm tractor safety in Kentucky, 1995.

Personal Author:

Browning, S R; Westneat, S C; Truszczynska, H; Reed, D; McKnight, R;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):53-59

Description:

Tractor rollovers are a major cause of farm injuries and fatalities. The authors used data from a statewide surveillance study to estimate the prevalence of safety features such as rollover protective structures, seat belts, and power take-off shield...

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News & Notes

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1999 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):7-13

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[PDF - 4.90 MB]
Reproductive health in South Africa.

Personal Author:

Bennett, T

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):88-90

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[PDF - 1.33 MB]
An algorithm to match registries with minimal disclosure of individual identities.

Personal Author:

Subramanyan, G S; Yokoe, D S; Sharnprapai, S; Tang, Y; Platt, R;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):91-93

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[PDF - 1.32 MB]
More on measles.

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Miller, M A; Olivé, J M; Strebel, P;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):4-5

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[PDF - 379.07 KB]
Procter & Gamble responds on olestra.

Personal Author:

Middleton, S J

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):5-6

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[PDF - 348.06 KB]
Vaccine coverage.

Personal Author:

Zell, E R; Peak, R R; Rodewald, L E; Ezzati-Rice, T M;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):3-4

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[PDF - 382.97 KB]
IOM on core functions.

Personal Author:

Shine, K I; Mattison, D R;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):6

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[PDF - 163.03 KB]
Letter from ASPH

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Sommer, Alfred; Kurz, Richard S.; Rosenfield, Allen;

Published:

Jan 1999

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):96

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[PDF - 521.02 KB]
Hoarding of animals: an under-recognized public health problem in a difficult-to-study population.

Personal Author:

Patronek, G J

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):81-87

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The objective of this study was to better characterize the problem of hoarding, or pathological collecting, of animals.|The author summarized data from a convenience sample of 54 case reports from 10 animal control agencies and humane societies acros...

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Can a community inject public health values into transportation questions?

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Brugge, D; Leong, A; Lai, Z;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 114(1):40-47

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[PDF - 3.28 MB]
Evaluation of four maternal smoking questions.

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Kharrazi, M; Epstein, D; Hopkins, B; Kreutzer, R; Doebbert, G; Hiatt, R; Swan, S; Eskenazi, B; Pirkle, J L; Bernert, J T;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):60-70

Description:

The authors evaluated four questions about maternal smoking during pregnancy for use on birth certificates.|Question 1 (yes/no format) and Question 2 (trimester-specific design) were tested among 1171 women who delivered at two Kaiser Permanente medi...

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Brundtland's World Health Organization: A Test Case for United Nations Reform

Personal Author:

Robbins, Anthony

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):30-39

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[PDF - 8.44 MB]
Drug Prohibition and Public Health: 25 Years of Evidence

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Drucker, Ernest

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):14-29

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[PDF - 10.51 MB]
Trial marriage: Florida's experience in consolidating HIV/AIDS, STD, and TB programs.

Personal Author:

Wroten, J E; Crockett, L K; Kertesz, C;

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):74-80

Description:

After a three-year experiment in consolidating services, the Florida Department of Health has again separated programs for the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis. The authors report that while t...

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Public Health Reports ; v. 114, no. 1 : masthead

Published:

Jan-Feb 1999

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114 (1)

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[PDF - 2.37 MB]
Public Health Reports ; v. 114, no. 1 : table of contents

Published:

Jan-Feb 1999

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114 (1)

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[PDF - 777.37 KB]
Public Health Reports ; v. 114, no. 1 : cover

Published:

Jan-Feb 1999

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114 (1)

Description:

Drug Policy -- WHO revolution -- Snowmobiles.

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Using the birth certificate to monitor smoking during pregnancy.

Personal Author:

Ventura, Stephanie J.

Published:

1999 Jan-Feb

Source:

Public Health Rep. 114(1):71-73

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[PDF - 548.86 KB]

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