Infant mortality and army families: a case-control study.
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Case-Control Studies↗
Biomedical subjects
K J Kimmance
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Investigation of an outbreak of hepatitis A simplified by salivary antibody testing.
In March 1988 a general practitioner notified two cases of hepatitis A in a private boarding school. Epidemiological investigation, including testing for salivary antibodies revealed a further five cases and established immunity to, and recent infection with, hepatitis A virus (HAV). The pattern of the outbreak was described. A number of practices which would encourage cross-infection were corrected. Normal human immunoglobulin was given to contacts. Repeat salivary testing 10 weeks later revealed that two more boys had become reactive for anti-HAV, though at a low titre. These may have been serological responses to HAV infection modified by the passive immunization.
Adolescent↗
Medical services and the doctor/patient ratio.
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Physicians↗
Midwives on the "Bleep".
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Communication↗
Failure to thrive and lactation failure in Jordanian villages in 1970.
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Body Weight↗
Evaluation of the work of a mobile outpatient unit in Swaziland.
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Africa, Southern↗