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Dramatic progress has been made in reducing morbidity due to infectious diseases of childhood through programs of universal immunization of children. ...
In 1982, a statewide survey was conducted to determine the prevalence of health risk factors among Ohio's population. The survey was mandated by a hea...
Comparison of the health status of 53 delinquent and 51 nondelinquent boys revealed that 57 percent of the delinquents, as compared with 20 percent of...
An opportunity to assess the completeness of reporting to the Massachusetts Burn Registry arose when data on the incidence of inpatient burns in Massa...
Broad case mix and surrogate indicators of quality of care were examined to assess (a) annual variations in these factors in Colorado's nursing homes ...
The faculty of the School of Public Health, University of California at Berkeley, developed an extended degree program in health services administrati...
Regular exercise is important in a preventive approach to health care because it exerts a beneficial effect on many risk factors in the development of...
Are research and training programs in pediatrics, internal medicine, and obstetrics and gynecology (OB-GYN) comprehensive enough to give trainees prof...
Four statements of national health goals and standards were proclaimed from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services during the 1970s. Two wer...
The Alaska salmon industry conducted 9 recalls of 7 3/4-oz cans of salmon in 1982 after a 7 3/4-oz can of Alaskan salmon was implicated in illness and...
In 1974, work began on the first national survey of head and spinal cord injuries in the U.S.. The survey was a project of the National Institute of N...
In the U.S., motor vehicle accidents are the number one killer of children under 5 years of age, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Admi...
The mortality experience of an isolated Indian population in the Sioux Lookout Zone of northwestern Ontario from 1972 through 1981 is reviewed and com...
A minimal-contact smoking cessation program, designed for use in a health care setting, is described. Smokers receiving medical care as inpatients or ...
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