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Zinc bioaccessibility of foodstuffs after <i>in vitro</i> study in children with illnesses. [PDF]
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Correction: Imaging in staging, treatment planning, and monitoring of hepatocellular carcinoma for local and locoregional therapies: consensus recommendations from EORTC and ESGAR. [PDF]
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Psychosis and brainstem malformations: A case series. [PDF]
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Studies in Family Planning, 1975
Despite low per capita income and little evidence of economic development, the response to the government-sponsored family planning program in Bali has been remarkably favorable. After five years of government involvement, a total of 29 percent of eligible women are estimated to be using program methods, including 25 percent who have accepted IUDs, and
I B, Astawa, S, Waloeyo, J E, Laing
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Despite low per capita income and little evidence of economic development, the response to the government-sponsored family planning program in Bali has been remarkably favorable. After five years of government involvement, a total of 29 percent of eligible women are estimated to be using program methods, including 25 percent who have accepted IUDs, and
I B, Astawa, S, Waloeyo, J E, Laing
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1975
During a trip through the Orient, two dentists observed the ancient custom of tooth-filing, in which portions of the maxillary anterior teeth are removed in a ceremony performed on natives at puberty.
A P, Bass, C L, Boswell
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During a trip through the Orient, two dentists observed the ancient custom of tooth-filing, in which portions of the maxillary anterior teeth are removed in a ceremony performed on natives at puberty.
A P, Bass, C L, Boswell
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Medical Journal of Australia, 2002
Operation Bali Assist was the Australian Defence Force evacuation of injured Australians and other foreign nationals after the Bali terrorist bombing. This operation was the largest Australian aeromedical evacuation since the Vietnam War. It relied on military and civilian cooperation to move the critically injured initially from Denpasar to Darwin ...
Gregory V, Hampson +2 more
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Operation Bali Assist was the Australian Defence Force evacuation of injured Australians and other foreign nationals after the Bali terrorist bombing. This operation was the largest Australian aeromedical evacuation since the Vietnam War. It relied on military and civilian cooperation to move the critically injured initially from Denpasar to Darwin ...
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Australian doctors in Bali: the initial medical response to the Bali bombing
Medical Journal of Australia, 2002Several Australian medical practitioners were holidaying in Bali at the time of the nightclub bombing on 12 October 2002. On learning of the disaster, they went to Sanglah Hospital to assist. With the very limited resources of the hospital, they helped in providing emergency treatment, stabilising patients, and preparing Australian patients for ...
Graeme J, Southwick +4 more
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The Lancet Oncology, 2016
The incidence of cancer in Bali remains high, mainly due to poverty, the lack of screening, and the high prevalence of smoking. Although a new universal health insurance scheme was set up by the Indonesian government last year, it is too soon to measure its full eff ect.
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The incidence of cancer in Bali remains high, mainly due to poverty, the lack of screening, and the high prevalence of smoking. Although a new universal health insurance scheme was set up by the Indonesian government last year, it is too soon to measure its full eff ect.
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Reading the Bali Post: Women and Representation in Post-Suharto Bali [PDF]
, 2004 For women and women's groups throughout Indonesia, the post-Suharto era of democratic reform [reformasi] brought with it the hope of new opportunities for changes to long-standing gender relationships and to social and political structural inequalities.
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