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Child Safety First: A Public Health Initiative to Address Pediatric Non-Accidental Burns in Central Europe. [PDF]
Int J Public HealthBartkova J, Ogawa R.
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Seed Traits and Salt Tolerance Contribute to the Range Expansion of <i>Plantago coronopus</i> Along Winter-Salted Roads in Central Europe. [PDF]
Ecol EvolBak H +7 more
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Late Glacial summer paleohydrology across Central Europe. [PDF]
Sci RepProchnow M +9 more
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Influence of meteorological conditions and climate on pollen season of the early-flowering woody taxa in Poland, Central Europe. [PDF]
Int J BiometeorolTomczyk S +12 more
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1988
The clinical pattern of AIDS was first described in 1981. Routine proof of an HIV infection did not become possible before mid-1985, although the virus was first described in 1983 [6]. As a consequence, all epidemiological knowledge about AIDS and the HIV infection is merely a few years old.
B, Somaini, J, Bleuer, H, Vorkauf
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The clinical pattern of AIDS was first described in 1981. Routine proof of an HIV infection did not become possible before mid-1985, although the virus was first described in 1983 [6]. As a consequence, all epidemiological knowledge about AIDS and the HIV infection is merely a few years old.
B, Somaini, J, Bleuer, H, Vorkauf
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Rotavirus Vaccination in Central Europe
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2013ABSTRACTEach year, rotavirus (RV) infection is the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis requiring hospitalisation and of nosocomially transmitted diseases in children younger than 5 years across Central European Vaccination Awareness Group (CEVAG) countries; however, inadequate surveillance systems and lack of routine RV testing still exist in most ...
Mészner, Zsofia +16 more
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Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism, 1991
Some of the 11 central European countries enjoy today a high level of health, among the highest life expectancies worldwide and, concomitantly, low or intermediate risk factor levels for some of the major chronic diseases. However, on a regional level, and particularly according to social groups, important differences in risk, morbidity and mortality ...
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Some of the 11 central European countries enjoy today a high level of health, among the highest life expectancies worldwide and, concomitantly, low or intermediate risk factor levels for some of the major chronic diseases. However, on a regional level, and particularly according to social groups, important differences in risk, morbidity and mortality ...
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2021
Abstract Central Europe is still imagined as an area dominated by Christianity, for the most part the Catholic Church, in close alliance with Christian rulers who minimized the impact of both the Protestant Reformation and minorities such as Judaism.
Emil Brix, Erhard Busek
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Abstract Central Europe is still imagined as an area dominated by Christianity, for the most part the Catholic Church, in close alliance with Christian rulers who minimized the impact of both the Protestant Reformation and minorities such as Judaism.
Emil Brix, Erhard Busek
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