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An Economic Analysis of Needle Exchange and Pharmacy-Based Programs to Increase Sterile Syringe Availability for Injection Drug Users

Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes & Human Retrovirology, 1998
Our objectives were to estimate the cost per syringe distributed for five syringe distribution strategies (a needle exchange program [NEP], a pharmacy-based NEP, free pharmacy distribution of pharmacy kits, sale of such pharmacy kits to injection drug users [IDUs], and sale of syringes in pharmacies); to assess the total costs of these strategies; and ...
Peter Lurie, Robin Gorsky, Lori Shomphe, Jones Ts   +3 more
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Fumigants and soil sterilants: viable, economic alternatives to methyl bromide — myth or reality?

Pesticide Outlook, 2002
Len Copping reports on a recent conference organised by the SCI Pest Management Group held in London on 12th February ...
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Sterilization Policy, Economic Expediency and Fundamental Inheritance, with Especial Reference to the Inheritance of the Intelligence Quotient

Journal of Mental Science, 1939
In a social system where responsibility for the care and support of children rests with the parents, society is justified in imposing restrictions designed to prevent the births of children to a socially incompetent person who is unable to assume such responsibility. Owing to the overcrowded conditions of state institutions for the care of the mentally
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Providing Subsidies and Incentives for Norplant, Sterilization and other Contraception: Allowing Economic Theory to Inform Ethical Analysis

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2003
Policymakers use financial incentives to achieve a wide variety of public objectives, from pollution reduction to the employment of welfare recipients. Combining insights from economic theory with lessons learned from actual implementation, this article analyzes the implications of two such policies: first, subsidizing contraception, and second ...
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STERILE, CONVENIENT, ECONOMICAL, DISPOSABLE SPINAL ANESTHESIA TRAYS

Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1967
Moore Dc, DeVries Jc, Bridenbaugh Ld
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Economic issues in Fertility and Sterility®?

Fertility and Sterility, 1996
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Accounting for Coercion: Sterilization, Dissatisfaction, and Routine Reproductive Injustice in India

Feminist Economics
Liana R. Woskie
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Eugenic sterilization in California. XII. Social and economic status of the sterilized feebleminded.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 1928
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Economic comparison of the essure system for hysteroscopic sterilization with laparoscopic tubal ligation

The Journal of the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, 2002
T Price, J Nichols
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Economic outcomes and patient preferences for microlaparoscopic and standard laparoscopic surgical sterilization

The Journal of the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, 1999
G. R. Huggins, I Steinmetz, Far Garcia
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