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Measles Immunization in a Northeastern Metropolitan County

JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association, 1967
Measles vaccination in Erie County, New York, has proceeded routinely through physicians in private practice and local health clinics. The geographic and economic patterns of measles incidence and vaccination were determined for this metropolitan area by means of a stratified random sample population survey.
David T Karzon
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Gliomas: survival differences between metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties

Journal of Neurosurgical Sciences, 2019
For gliomas, metropolitan status has not been heavily explored in the context of short-term mortality or long-term observed survival. Larger populations are associated with proximity to academic universities/high-volume hospitals.The SEER-18 registry was queried for patients with gliomas.
Benjamin, Best, Ha S, Nguyen, Ninh B, Doan, Michael, Gelsomino, Saman, Shabani, Ghazaleh, Ahmadi Jazi, Mohsen, Sadati, Sarvenaz, Sheikh, Farzad H, Adl, Muhammad A, Taqi, Martin M, Mortazavi   +10 more
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The Choice of Home Birth in a Metropolitan County in Arizona

JOGN Nursing, 1978
Sixty‐nine women who chose to have home births were interviewed to determine characteristics of this population, to identify factors influencing their decision to have home births, and to find out what other decisions were made to facilitate the experience. The results show that desire for a more personal atmosphere, negative attitudes toward hospitals,
S, Anderson, E, Bauwens, E, Warner
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Violent Death in a Metropolitan County

New England Journal of Medicine, 1977
Analysis of homicide patterns in Cuyahoga County, Ohio (metropolitan Cleveland), for 1958-1974 discloses the following major trends: a dramatic rise in overall homicide rates in the city (320 per cent) and suburbs (200 per cent); an increase in justifiable homicide; a doubling of the percentage of homicides incident to other felonies; a markedly ...
N B, Rushforth, A B, Ford, C S, Hirsch, N M, Rushforth, L, Adelson   +4 more
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Homicide and Suicide in a Metropolitan County

JAMA, 1973
Because homicide represents the ultimate deterioration of personal interactions, its frequency in a given population furnishes an objective index of violent reactions to the cumulative stresses in the group. Moreover, problems generated by these tragic losses of life are larger than a simple summation of individual misery.
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County reform and metropolitan government

National Municipal Review, 1930
AbstractReform of Cleveland's Metropolitan Government now linked with proposals to remodel county government throughout the state by home rule grant to all counties.
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Non-metropolitan to metropolitan county commuting : gateway to prosperity or barbarians at the gate

1999
Rongbing Huang, Bradford ...
Huang, Rongbing, Mills, Bradford F.
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Impact of the abolition of the metropolitan county councils

Local Government Studies, 1990
(1990). Impact of the abolition of the metropolitan county councils. Local Government Studies: Vol. 16, Impact of the Abolition of Metropolitan County Councils, pp. 1-11.
Steve Leach, Howard Davis
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Iowa'S Metropolitan County & Metropolitan City Economies in 2010 [PDF]

, 2012
Government data on metropolitan areas are normally collected at the county level or the metropolitan region level. The economic attributes of the core metropolitan cities are not regularly studied. This analysis uses zip code level information on the number of business firms, payroll, payroll employees, as well as, separately, taxable sales to allocate
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