Public Health Reports ; v. 101 , no. 1 : cover

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Hypertension-related mortality in California.

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Stavig, G R; Igra, A; Leonard, A R; McCullough, J; Oreglia, A;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):39-49

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Death rates in California for hypertension-related diseases during 1969-71 and 1979-81 are compared. During both periods, age-standardized rates for a composite hypertension-related mortality category are highest for blacks, followed by whites, and l...

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The status of the 1990 objectives for physical fitness and exercise.

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Powell, K E; Spain, K G; Christenson, G M; Mollenkamp, M P;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):15-21

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During the past 5 years, considerable progress has been made in clarifying the relationship between physical activity and health and in collecting previously unavailable information about the activity levels of children and adults. Several of the obj...

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Public Health Rep ; v. 98, no. 6 : table of contents

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Jan-Feb 1986

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Public Health Rep. 101(1)

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Of oaks and acorns--student ideas on prevention.

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Hatch, T D

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):3-5

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The Surgeon General's Workshop on Violence and Public Health: review of the recommendations.

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Cron, T

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):8-14

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The need for professional doctors of public health.

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Roemer, M I

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):21-29

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Planning, organizing, and operating today's complex health care systems or heading Federal, State, and city public health agencies in the United States and other countries require professionals broadly prepared in the meaning, philosophy, and strateg...

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Incorporating outcome standards into perinatal regulations.

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Turnock, B J; Masterson, J W;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):59-67

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State and local governments license and monitor hospitals to ensure that a minimum acceptable level of care is present as one means of improving the outcomes and health status of patients served. Standards developed to achieve these purposes, however...

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The attitudes of consumers toward direct advertising of prescription drugs.

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Morris, L A; Brinberg, D; Klimberg, R; Rivera, C; Millstein, L G;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):82-89

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Attitudes about prescription drug advertising directed to consumers were assessed in 1,509 persons who had viewed prototypical advertisements for fictitious prescription drug products. Although many subjects were generally favorable toward the concep...

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Public Health Rep ; v. 101, no. 1 : Masthead

Published Date:

Jan-Feb 1986

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Public Health Rep. 101(1)

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Testicular self-examination: a public awareness program.

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Carlin, P J

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):98-102

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Testicular cancer is responsible for one out of seven deaths among late adolescent and young adult males. It is the number one cancer killer of men in the second and third decade of life. However, the population at risk, men between the ages 15 and 3...

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Less "good news" and more accurate news is needed for cancer prevention.

Personal Author:

Lutschg, J H

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):5

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The National Cholesterol Education Program.

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Lenfant, C

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):2-3

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A proposal for detecting and managing gestational diabetes by coordinating existing services.

Personal Author:

Macupa, L

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):94-97

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A significant improvement in the quality of births by low-income women can be achieved by implementing a low-cost screening procedure and by coordinating private and public sector services that these women may already be receiving. This proposal outl...

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The Leesburg amendment to the social contract: public health and violence.

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Koop, C E

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):1

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Statement on the development of guidelines for the prevention of AIDS transmission in the workplace.

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Mason, J O

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):6-8

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A time series study of the effectiveness and costs of EPSDT outreach in Maine.

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Jones, E; Nickerson, J M;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):68-76

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Maine's Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) program provides outreach and case management services through written agreements with 13 community-based agencies. These agencies are reimbursed on a cost-related basis for conta...

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Education of young children concerning poison prevention.

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Butts, J D; Beck, C L;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):90-93

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Converting a teaching hospital medical clinic to a group practice: patients vote with their feet.

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Roberts, J A; Gibson, G;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):76-82

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Traditional general medical clinics (GMCs) have been criticized as providing less than optimal primary care while losing money for the sponsoring teaching hospital. In addition, the GMC has become less attractive as a site for training house staff. I...

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Massachusetts' approach to the prevention of heart disease, cancer, and stroke.

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Havas, S; Walker, B;

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):29-39

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Heart disease, cancer, and cerebrovascular disease together cause more than two out of three deaths in the United States annually. These three diseases are largely a result of widespread risk factors such as smoking, unhealthy diet, high blood pressu...

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Lung cancer rates are alarming and are NCI's greatest challenge.

Personal Author:

DeVita, V T

Published Date:

1986 Jan-Feb

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Public Health Rep. 101(1):5

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