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The Persistent Gap in Mass Drug Administration Uptake Among Known Microfilaria-Positive Individuals in India's Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination Program: A Call for Strengthened Follow-Up Strategies. [PDF]
CureusSelvaraju E.
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The Association of Dietary Fiber Intake With Cardiometabolic Risk in Four Countries Across the Epidemiologic Transition [PDF]
Nutrients, 2018 The greatest burden of cardiovascular disease is now carried by developing countries with cardiometabolic conditions such as metabolic syndrome, obesity and inflammation believed to be the driving force behind this epidemic.
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Epidemiology, 1990
Epidemiology is at an unprecedented height of popular ity: witness an international mushrooming of summer courses and training periods and an avalanche of text books and new journals on the market, all in a period of only a few years. Both the courses and the books are fundamentally of two types, the first m?thodologie and the second geared toward ...
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Epidemiology is at an unprecedented height of popular ity: witness an international mushrooming of summer courses and training periods and an avalanche of text books and new journals on the market, all in a period of only a few years. Both the courses and the books are fundamentally of two types, the first m?thodologie and the second geared toward ...
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The Mechanics of the Baby Boom: Unveiling the Role of the Epidemiologic Transition [PDF]
Population Studies, 2018 Recent research on the baby boom and its causes has shown that common explanations, such as the recuperation of births following the Great Depression or Second World War, are not sufficient to account for the phenomenon.
Danielle Gauvreau
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Cultural transitions and epidemiology
Medical Hypotheses, 1994The analysis of cultural patterns, as an observational and qualitative tool in epidemiological research, is advanced. This approach to epidemiology, biomedicine, human and cultural ecology, focuses on the following theoretical points of view: (i) the intrinsic non-linearity of natural dynamics, (ii) the role of fluctuations in the evolution of self ...
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Mortality Trends and the Epidemiological Transition in Nauru
Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health, 2010This article aims to examine the epidemiological transition in Nauru through analysis of available mortality data. Mortality data from death certificates and published material were used to construct life tables and calculate age-standardized mortality rates (from 1960) with 95% confidence intervals.
Carter, Karen +6 more
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2015
Cohorts of children brought up in the first three-quarters of the nineteenth century likely faced very high rates of infectious diseases, and their average stature turned out poor by modern standards, even falling for a series of cohorts. Coinciding with infectious diseases and their frequent epidemics then were severe rates of non-communicable ...
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Cohorts of children brought up in the first three-quarters of the nineteenth century likely faced very high rates of infectious diseases, and their average stature turned out poor by modern standards, even falling for a series of cohorts. Coinciding with infectious diseases and their frequent epidemics then were severe rates of non-communicable ...
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The Epidemiological Transition
1993This volume is the product of "a workshop to discuss the changing demographic and epidemiologic profiles of developing countries and responses from the health sector to these changes. The Workshop...was held November 20-22 1991 at the National Academy of Sciences Georgetown facility in Washington D.C.
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