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International occupational health
International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, 2003Working conditions for the majority of the world's workers do not meet the minimum standards and guidelines set by international agencies. Occupational health and safety laws cover only about 10 percent of the population in developing countries, omitting many major hazardous industries and occupations.
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Tropical Doctor, 1976
Scrimshawin a paper published in 1974 correctly emphasizes that socioeconomic development; of which improved health and nutrition standards are integral components can only be a holistic process. This axiom is now receiving the attention it deserves and there are repeated requests on the part of developing countries leaders and planners that ...
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Scrimshawin a paper published in 1974 correctly emphasizes that socioeconomic development; of which improved health and nutrition standards are integral components can only be a holistic process. This axiom is now receiving the attention it deserves and there are repeated requests on the part of developing countries leaders and planners that ...
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International Health and Psychiatry
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1996Objective: To abstract and evaluate data on psychiatric illness and health care in Canada from a recent major World Bank/World Health Organization (WHO) publication. Method: A review of the publication and related material provides a picture of the level of disability produced by neuropsychiatric disorders.
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International travel and health assessment
Nursing Standard, 2002Travel risk assessment is an essential component of travel consultation, and is an efficient way of providing international travellers with evidence-based advice.
Jane Chiodini +2 more
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The Challenge of International Health
Archives of Ibadan Medicine, 2005No Abstract Available Archives of Ibadan Medicine Vol.2(1) 2001:2 ...
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Danish medical bulletin, 2006
International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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