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1990, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 675-691 Cow dung, rock salt, and medical innovation in the Hindu Kush of Pakistan: The cultural transformation of neonatal tetanus and iodine deficiency
by Mull, Dorothy S. & Anderson, Jon W. & Mull, J.Dennis
- 693-699 A pilot study of attendance for breast cancer screening
by Eardley, Anne & Elkind, Andrea
- 701-711 Neighbourhoods for health service administration
by Kivell, P.T. & Turton, B.J. & Dawson, B.R.P.
- 713-720 Homosexual and bisexual men's coping with the AIDS epidemic: Qualitative interviews with 10 non-HIV-tested homosexual and bisexual men
by Brendstrup, Eva & Schmidt, Kirsten
- 721-726 Health belief and compliance with screening for fecal occult blood
by Hoogewerf, Peter E. & Hislop, T.Gregory & Morrison, Brenda J. & Burns, Sheilagh D. & Sizto, Ronald
- 727-727 Anthropology and health in the arctic and subarctic: Status and prospects: Introduction
by Zegura, Stephen L.
- 729-738 Perceptions of risk, dilemmas of policy: Nuclear fallout in Swedish Lapland
by Beach, Hugh
- 739-749 Temporal constructs and inuit mental health
by Christie, Laird & Halpern, Joel M.
- 751-759 Secular trends and the pattern of growth in arctic populations
by Jamison, Paul L.
1990, Volume 30, Issue 5
- 523-536 The structure of readjustment after heart attack
by Ben-Sira, Zeev & Eliezer, Ronit
- 537-547 Towards a typology of general practitioners' attitudes to general practice
by Bucks, Romola S. & Williams, Angela & Whitfield, Michael J. & Routh, David A.
- 549-552 Attitudes to AIDS: A comparative analysis of a new and negative stereotype
by Walkey, Frank H. & Taylor, Antony J.W. & Green, Dianne E.
- 553-568 Inequalities in pregnancy outcome: A review of psychosocial and behavioural mediators
by Rutter, D.R. & Quine, Lyn
- 569-578 Problems and coping behaviour of facial cancer patients
by Koster, M.E.T.A. & Bergsma, J.
- 579-589 Physician utilization and urban native people in Saskatoon, Canada
by Waldram, James B.
- 591-596 Self care--Who does best?
by McLean, Julienne & Pietroni, Patrick
- 597-604 Psychosocial influences on new born outcomes: A controlled prospective study
by Pagel, Mark D. & Smilkstein, Gabriel & Regen, Hari & Montano, Dan
- 605-615 Determinants of active self-care behaviour of insulin treated patients with diabetes: Implications for diabetes education
by de Weerdt, Inge & Visser, Adriaan Ph. & Kok, Gerjo & van der Veen, Ed A.
- 617-623 Ghost illness in a North Indian village
by Freed, Ruth S. & Freed, Stanley A.
- 625-633 Breast-feeding in the modern health sector in Indonesia: The mother's perspective
by Hull, Valerie & Thapa, Shyam & Pratomo, Hadi
- 635-637 The relationship of social support and health
by Bloom, Joan R.
- 639-640 Driving experience and the risk of traffic accident among motorcyclists
by Wong, Tze-Wai & Lee, James & Phoon, Wai-on & Yiu, Po-Chu & Fung, Kam-Pui & McLean, Jack A.
1990, Volume 30, Issue 4
- 389-399 Clinical ethics: A role theoretic look
by Agich, George J.
- 401-405 Some links between successful implementation of primary health care interventions and the overall utilization of health services
by Gish, Oscar
- 407-415 Women and AIDS
by Campbell, Carole A.
- 417-429 Doctors and the state: Lessons from the Biko case
by Silove, Derrick
- 431-440 Behavioural factors affecting physical health of the New Zealand Maori
by Sachdev, Perminder S.
- 441-447 The biocultural context of social networks and depression among the elderly
by Palinkas, Lawrence A. & Wingard, Deborah L. & Barrett-Connor, Elizabeth
- 449-455 The mundane ailment and the physical self: Analysis of the social psychology of health and illness
by Olesen, Virginia & Schatzman, Leonard & Droes, Nellie & Hatton, Diane & Chico, Nan
- 457-467 The confounding of occupation and smoking and its consequences
by Sterling, T. & Weinkam, J.
- 469-477 Gender differences in the effect of unemployment on psychological distress
by Ensminger, Margaret E. & Celentano, David D.
- 479-486 Injury mortality in American Indian, Hispanic, and non-Hispanic white children in new Mexico, 1958-1982
by Olson, Lenora M. & Becker, Thomas M. & Wiggins, Charles L. & Key, Charles R. & Samet, Jonathan M.
- 487-494 Barriers and motivators to prenatal care among low-income women
by Lia-Hoagberg, Betty & Rode, Peter & Skovholt, Catherine J. & Oberg, Charles N. & Berg, Cynthia & Mullett, Sara & Choi, Thomas
- 497-502 Low birth-weight and pre-term delivery in South-East Asia. The who international collaborative study of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
by Golding, Jean & Shenton, Terry
- 503-508 Social support, stress and functional status in patients with osteoarthritis
by Weinberger, Morris & Tierney, William M. & Booher, Patricia & Hiner, Sharon L.
- 509-515 Long-term patterns of general practice consulting behaviour: A qualitative 9-year analysis of general practice histories of a working-aged rural Finnish population
by Kokko, Simo J.
1990, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 261-266 Trends in the geographic inequality of cardiovascular disease mortality in the United States, 1962-1982
by Wing, Steve & Casper, Michele & Davis, Wayne & Hayes, Carl & Riggan, Wilson & Tyroler, H.A.
- 267-279 HIV/AIDS and school boards: A policy approach
by Foster, William F. & Somerville, Margaret A. & Duckett, Margaret
- 281-287 Community health workers in Bolivia: Adapting to traditional roles in the Andean community
by Bastien, Joseph W.
- 289-295 Prenatal screening of pregnant mothers for parenting difficulties: Final results from the Queen Mary Child care unit
by Egan, Tony G. & Monaghan, Sheila M. & Muir, Roy C. & Gilmore, Ruth J. & Clarkson, John E. & Crooks, Terry J.
- 297-304 Patient outcomes and regional planning of coronary care services: A location-allocation approach
by McLafferty, Sara & Broe, Daniel
- 305-310 Gender differences in tobacco use in Kenya
by Kaplan, Mara & Carriker, Laura & Waldron, Ingrid
- 311-323 Spiritual and natural etiologies on a Polynesian outlier in Papua New Guinea
by Feinberg, Richard
- 325-339 A model of empathic understanding and adherence to treatment regimens in practitioner-patient relationships
by Squier, Roger W.
- 341-348 Breast feeding promotion in an urban and a rural Jamaican hospital
by Cunningham, William E. & Segree, Winsome
- 349-364 Preventing alcohol related birth damage: A review
by Waterson, E.J. & Murray-Lyon, Iain M.
- 365-372 The social recognition of repetition strain injuries: An Australian/American comparison
by Hopkins, Andrew
- 373-378 Male and female physicians: Family and career comparisons
by Uhlenberg, Peter & Cooney, Teresa M.
- 379-383 Determinants of partial participation in the immunization programmes in Iran
by Nasseri, Kiumarss & Latifi, Mehdi & Azordegan, Firooz & Shafii, Forough & All-E-Agha, Reza
1990, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 179-187 Reinventing medical anthropology: Toward a critical realignment
by Singer, Merrill
- 189-197 Three propositions for a critically applied medical anthropology
by Scheper-Hughes, Nancy
- 199-204 Some implications for the study of the doctor-patient interaction: Power, structure, and agency in the works of Howard Waitzkin and Arthur Kleinman
by Pappas, Gregory
- 205-209 Somatizing distress: Hospital treatment of psychiatric co-morbidity and the limitations of biomedicine
by Padgett, Deborah & Johnson, Thomas M.
- 211-219 International politics and primary health care in Costa Rica
by Morgan, Lynn M.
- 221-226 A question of adequacy: Primary health care in the Dominican Republic
by Whiteford, Linda M.
- 227-235 Transnational tobacco companies and health in underdeveloped countries: Recommendations for avoiding a smoking epidemic
by Stebbins, Kenyon Rainier
- 237-248 Kerr-McGee and the NRC: From Indian country to silkwood to Gore
by Baer, Hans
- 249-260 A critical perspective on coronary artery disease and coronary bypass surgery
by Bates, Maryann S.
- V-VIII Critical medical anthropology in question
by Singer, Merrill & Baer, Hans A. & Lazarus, Ellen
1990, Volume 30, Issue 1
- VII-IX Introduction
by Earickson, Robert
- 1-12 Spatial patterns of use of health services in the Kingston Metropolitan Area, Jamaica
by Bailey, W. & Phillips, D.R.
- 13-24 The ecology of health services utilization in Grenada, West Indies
by Poland, Blake D. & Martin Taylor, S. & Hayes, Michael V.
- 25-34 Correlates of health-care use: Inuit and cree of Northern Quebec
by Thouez, Jean-Pierre & Foggin, Peter & Rannou, Andre
- 35-44 Ontario's underserviced area program revisited: An indirect analysis
by Anderson, Malcolm & Rosenberg, Mark W.
- 45-52 A framework for modeling the consumption of health services by the rural elderly
by Joseph, Alun E. & Cloutier, Denise S.
- 53-66 Socio-spatial perspectives on the utilization of emergency hospital services in two urban territories in Quebec
by Béland, François & Philibert, Lise & Thouez, Jean-Pierre & Maheux, Brigitte
- 67-82 Variation in Michigan hospital use rates: Do physician and hospital characteristics provide the explanation?
by Clark, Jane Deane
- 83-94 An analysis of psychiatric patient attributes in Salford using categorical data models
by Nutter, R.D. & Thomas, R.W.
- 95-102 Housing satisfaction, preference and need among the chronically mentally disabled in Hamilton, Ontario
by Elliott, Susan J. & Taylor, S.Martin & Kearns, Robin A.
- 103-109 Congenital malformations in the fylde region of Lancashire, England 1957-1973
by Lovett, A.A. & Gatrell, A.C. & Bound, J.P. & Harvey, P.W. & Whelan, A.R.
- 111-118 The community perinatal health care system of urban Cape Town, South Africa--I. Characteristics of mothers and birth outcomes
by Rip, Michael Russell & Hunter, John M.
- 119-130 The community perinatal health care system of urban Cape Town, South Africa--II. Geographical patterns
by Rip, Michael Russell & Hunter, John M.
- 131-141 Housing dampness and health amongst British Bengalis in East London
by Hyndman, S.J.
- 143-155 Health based geographical information systems: Their potential examined in the light of existing data sources
by Twigg, Liz
- 157-164 How significant are the spatial configurations of health care systems?
by Eyles, John
- 165-171 Conceptions of space and community in British health policy
by Moon, Graham
- 173-177 Activism for medical geographers: American, British and Canadian viewpoints
by Greenberg, Michael R. & Rosenberg, Mark W. & Phillips, David R. & Schneider, Dona
- V-V Foreword
by Earickson, Robert
1989, Volume 29, Issue 12
- 1319-1330 The documentation of Nazi medicine by German medical sociologists: A review article
by Maretzki, Thomas W.
- 1330-1331 Comments
by Unschuld, Paul U. & Weber, Mathias
- 1333-1341 Child health and child care in Okelele: An indigenous area of the city of Ilorin, Nigeria
by Adedoyin, Michael A. & Watts, Susan J.
- 1343-1349 Community health services and health care utilization in rural Bangladesh
by Amin, Ruhul & Chowdhury, Shifiq A. & Kamal, G. M. & Chowdhury, J.
- 1351-1362 Epidemiological appraisal of the active role of women in the decline of infant mortality in Spain during the twentieth century
by Garcia-Gil, Carmen & Cortés-Majó, Margarita & Garcia Nieto, Adoración & Rosado Martín, Mercedes & Nájera, Enrique
- 1363-1366 Studies on drug utilization: Bilateral case study in Poland and Sweden
by Szuba, T. J. & Westerholm, B.
- 1367-1372 Occupational position and type a behavior: Results from the first Monica survey, Augsburg, F.R.G
by Härtel, U. & Chambless, L.
- 1373-1379 Lead based remedies for empacho: Patterns and consequences
by Baer, Roberta D. & de Alba, Javier Garcia & Cueto, Luz Maria & Ackerman, Alan & Davison, Sharon
- 1381-1385 Privacy between physicians and patients: More than a matter of confidentiality
by Parrott, Roxanne & Burgoon, Judee K. & Burgoon, Michael & LePoire, Beth A.
- 1387-1392 Development of a social support instrument for use in population surveys
by Undén, Anna-Lena & Orth-Gomér, Kristina
- 1393-1399 Indian nutritionists and international nutritional standards: Concepts and controversies
by Messer, Ellen
1989, Volume 29, Issue 11
- 1235-1242 The construction of a social phenomenon: AIDS in the French press
by Herzlich, Claudine & Pierret, Janine
- 1243-1248 Comparisons between the self-assessed and observer-assessed presence and severity of colds
by Macintyre, Sally & Pritchard, Colin
- 1249-1252 National suicide and homicide rates: Correlates versus predictors
by Lester, David
- 1253-1259 Work disability among cancer patients
by Greenwald, Howard P. & Dirks, Susan J. & Borgatta, Edgar F. & McCorkle, Ruth & Nevitt, Michael C. & Yelin, Edward H.
- 1261-1269 The family's functioning with chronic illness in the mother: The spouse's perspective
by Lewis, Frances Marcus & Fugate Woods, Nancy & Ellison Hough, Edythe & Southwick Bensley, Lillian
- 1271-1280 Medical and social predictors of longevity in the elderly: Total predictive value and interdependence
by Deeg, Dorly J. H. & van Zonneveld, Robert J. & van der Maas, Paul J. & Habbema, J. Dik F.
- 1281-1288 Concepts in health promotion: The notion of relativism
by De Leeuw, Evelyne
- 1289-1297 Is it any good? The evaluation of therapy by participants in a clinical trial
by Wynne, Anna
- 1299-1303 Women's education and its influence on attitudes to aspects of child-care in a village community in Kerala
by Kutty, V. Raman
- 1305-1306 AIDS and its metaphors
by Guest, Charles
1989, Volume 29, Issue 10
- 1147-1155 Hidden consequences of state violence: Spinal cord injuries in Soweto, South Africa
by Cock, Jacklyn
- 1157-1162 Issues of definitions and their implications: AIDS and leprosy
by Volinn, Ilse J.
- 1163-1174 Low utilization of community health workers: Results from a household interview survey in Burkina Faso
by Sauerborn, R. & Nougtara, A. & Diesfeld, H. J.
- 1175-1181 Are psychological disorders most prevalent among older adults? examining the evidence
by Feinson, Marjorie Chary
- 1183-1190 Power and pain: The location of pain and fear in dentistry and the creation of a dental subject
by Nettleton, Sarah
- 1191-1198 Private troubles and public issues: Providing abortion amid competing definitions
by Roe, Kathleen M.
- 1199-1205 User fees for health care in developing countries: A case study of Bangladesh
by Stanton, Bonita & Clemens, John
- 1207-1216 Swedish physicians' perspectives on work and the medical care system--v. comparisons across specialties
by Twaddle, Andrew C.
- 1217-1227 A skin test survey of valley fever in Tijuana, Mexico
by Fredrich, Barbara E.
- 1229-1230 The economics of health care : by , and . Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1988. 286 pp
by Barer, Michael L.
1989, Volume 29, Issue 9
- 1043-1049 Guinea worm: An in-depth study of what happens to mothers, families and communities
by Watts, Susan J. & Brieger, William R. & Yacoob, May
- 1051-1056 Social support, life events and psychosomatic symptoms among 14-16-year-old adolescents
by Aro, Hillevi & Hänninen, Vilma & Paronen, Olavi
- 1057-1063 Reflexions methodologiques et epistemologiques en acupuncture
by Pascual, Pierre
- 1065-1070 Predictors of simple diarrhoea in children under 5 years--A study of a sudanese rural community
by El Samani, Fatih Z. & Willett, Walter C. & Ware, James H.
- 1071-1076 Human immunodeficiency virus seroprevalence in female intravenous drug users: The puzzle of black women's risk
by Lewis, Diane K. & Watters, John K.
- 1077-1082 Psychotoxicology: The return of the mad hatter
by Dumont, Matthew P.
- 1083-1089 Twins, smoking and mortality: A 12-year prospective study of smoking-discordant twin pairs
by Kaprio, Jaakko & Koskenvuo, Markku
- 1091-1098 The continuity of vaccination programmes: Reflections and a case from Gujarat, India
by Streefland, Pieter H.
- 1099-1104 Changing traditional medicine in rural Swaziland: The effects of the global system
by Gort, Enid
- 1105-1109 The finnish family competence study: Characteristics of pregnant women with low childbirth knowledge
by Rautava, Päivi
- 1111-1119 Traditional practitioners' behavioural adaptations to changing patients' demands in Sri Lanka
by Wolffers, Ivan
- 1121-1127 Deaths from injuries and induced abortion among rural Bangladeshi women
by Fauveau, V. & Blanchet, T.
- 1129-1131 Psychological aspects of albinism: An exploratory study with Nigerian (IGBO) albino subjects
by Ezeilo, Bernice N.
- 1133-1140 Dissemination of health information among rural dwellers in Africa: A Ghanaian experience
by Bosompra, Kwadwo
- 1143-1143 Suicide rates and handgun ownership in the United States 1959-1984: The relationship between changes in the variables
by Yang, Bijou & Lester, David
1989, Volume 29, Issue 8
- 905-905 Preface
by McGlashan, Neil D. & Chick, Neil K.
- 907-911 Regionalizing mortality data: Ischaemic heart disease in Norway
by Aase, Asbjørn
- 913-922 The epidemiological transition in an overseas territory: Disease mapping in French Polynesia
by Vigneron, Emmanuel
- 923-926 Geology, trace elements and health
by Warren, Harry V.
- 927-932 Health problems in rural communities, Zimbabwe
by Mutambirwa, Jane
- 933-938 An assessment of a rural health programme on child and maternal care: The Ogbomoso Community Health Care Programme (CHCP), Oyo State, Nigeria
by Iyun, Folasade
- 939-942 Geriatric assessment--An Australian idea
by Munro-Ashman, J.
- 943-951 Relations between health levels, services and demand in French Polynesia
by Vigneron, Emmanuel
- 953-958 The Hobart typhoid epidemic of 1887-88
by Kellaway, R.G.
- 959-964 Air pollution and respiratory diseases in children in São Paulo, Brazil
by Sobral, Helena Ribeiro
- 965-974 The other face of development: Native population, health status and indicators of malnutrition--The case of the Cree and Inuit of Northern Quebec
by Thouez, J.P. & Rannou, A. & Foggin, P.
- 975-982 Management of pneumonia in India and Indonesia
by Edmundson, Wade C. & Harris, Shelley A.
- 983-990 Lymphatic filariasis in Madras, India
by Hyma, B. & Ramesh, A. & Gunesekaran, K.
- 991-997 Acute diarrhoeal disease in India and Indonesia
by Edmundson, S.A. & Edmundson, Wade C.
- 999-1001 Brucellosis in Saudi Arabia
by Kiel, Frank W. & Yousuf Khan, M.
- 1003-1008 The geographical distribution of motorcycle accidents in Tasmania, 1983-1986
by Anutha, K. & Chladil, M.A.
- 1009-1013 Asbestos hazards in the city of Rome, Italy
by Del Piano, M. & Palagiano, C. & Rimatori, V.
- 1015-1026 Sudden infant deaths in Tasmania, 1980-1986: A seven year prospective study
by McGlashan, Neil D.
- 1027-1033 The diffusion of cardiovascular disease in the Norwegian farming community: A comnination of morbidity and mortality data
by Aase, Asbjørn & Almås, Reidar
- 1035-1042 Stroke mortality in Miyagi, Japan
by Sato, Tokiko
1989, Volume 29, Issue 7
- 791-792 The concept of disease: Its evolution in medical students
by Stefan, M. D. & McManus, I. C.
- 793-798 Love, self-esteem, and multiple sclerosis
by Walsh, Anthony & Walsh, Patricia Ann
- 799-811 Culture and 'compliance' among leprosy patients in Pakistan
by Mull, J. Dennis & Wood, Corinne Shear & Gans, Lydia P. & Mull, Dorothy S.
- 813-818 Predicting the onset of smoking in boys and girls
by Charlton, Anne & Blair, Valerie
- 819-833 Pesticides et cancers en milieu rural agricole au Quebec: Interpretation geographique
by Godon, Daniel & Lajoie, Pierre & Thouez, Jean-Pierre & Nadeau, Daniel
- 835-844 Exploring the determinants of periodontal treatment costs: A special focus on cigarette smoking
by Sintonen, Harri & Tuominen, Risto
- 845-852 Changing health beliefs and behaviors of resettled Laotian refugees: Ethnic variation in adaptation
by Brainard, Jean & Zaharlick, Amy
- 853-857 Prescription drug advertising trends: A study of oral hypoglycemics
by Mehta, Kumar K. & Sorofman, Bernard A. & Rowland, Clayton R.
- 859-868 Breast feeding and bottle feeding controversies in the developing world: Evidence from a study in four countries
by Winikoff, Beverly & Laukaran, Virginia H.
- 869-876 Sex differentials in cardiovascular mortality: An ecological analysis
by Park, Kyung Ae & Clifford, William B.
- 877-883 Assessing Arab-American health care needs
by Laffrey, Shirley C. & Meleis, Afaf I. & Lipson, Juliene G. & Solomon, Margot & Omidian, Patricia A.
- 885-889 Differential mortality by ethnicity: Foreign-born Irish, Italians and Jews in New York city, 1979-81
by Rosenwaike, Ira & Hempstead, Katherine
- 891-894 Cigarette smoking among medical students in Belgrade related to parental smoking habits
by Vlajinac, Hristina & Adanja, Benko & Jarebinski, Mirjana
- 895-896 Quest for health (a fable)
by Rodd, Nancy
- 897-898 Turkish migrants and somatic fixation in the Netherlands: Research in Amsterdam
by De Bruyn, Maria
- 901-901 Letter to the editor
by van der Geest, Sjaak
1989, Volume 29, Issue 6
- 691-693 The making of a sociomedical scientist
by Cahalan, Don
- 695-703 The long-run cost characteristics of dental practices in the U.S.A
by Brown, L.Jackson
- 705-714 Sentinel health events as indicators of unmet needs
by Carr, Willine & Szapiro, natan & Heisler, Toni & Krasner, Melvin I.
- 715-719 Issues and problems in measuring children's health status in community health research
by Fink, Raymond
- 721-728 The sociological image of medicine and the patient
by Gerhardt, Uta
- 729-732 Premature mortality and chronic alcoholism: Medical examiner cases, New Jersey
by Haberman, Paul W. & Natarajan, Geetha
- 733-742 The impact of the physical environment on the psychological well-being of office workers
by Klitzman, Susan & Stellman, Jeanne M.
- 743-751 Life events, meaning and narrative: The case of infidelity and divorce
by Riessman, Catherine Kohler
- 753-760 Professional life cycle changes and their effect on knowledge level of dental practitioners
by Sadowsky, Donald & Kunzel, Carol
- 761-768 An empirical analysis of the dimensions of health status measures
by Segovia, Jorge & Bartlett, Roy F. & Edwards, Alison C.
- 769-778 What diagnosis does not tell: The case for a noncategorical approach to chronic illness in childhood
by Stein, Ruth E.K. & Jessop, Dorothy Jones
- 779-789 Drug use among Puerto Rican youth: An exploration of generational status differences
by Velez, Carmen Noemi & Ungemack, Jane A.
1989, Volume 29, Issue 5
- 591-597 Non-government organizations in the health field: Collaboration, integration and contrasting aims in Africa
by Mburu, F.M.
- 599-608 Are large-scale volunteer community health worker programmes feasible? The case of Sri Lanka
by Walt, Gill & Perera, Myrtle & Heggenhougen, Kris
- 609-616 Impairment, disability and handicap in chronic respiratory illness
by Williams, Simon J. & Bury, Michael R.
- 617-626 Respiratory health indicators and acculturation among the Inuit and Cree of Northern Quebec: A regional approach using geographic seriation analysis
by Foggin, P.M. & Aurillon, N.
- 627-634 From anomie to anomia and anomic depression: A sociological critique on the use of anomie in psychiatric research
by Deflem, Mathieu
- 635-642 The social experiences of cancer patients under treatment: A comparative study
by Tempelaar, R. & de Haes, J.C.J.M. & de Ruiter, J.H. & Bakker, D. & van den Heuvel, W.J.A. & van Nieuwenhuijzen, M.G.
- 643-652 Born female: The development of nursing in Thailand
by Muecke, Marjorie A. & Srisuphan, Wichit
- 653-658 The demand for abortion in England and Wales
by Cairns, John A.
- 659-667 The relation of widow's needs and resources to perceived health and depression
by Lowenstein, Ariela & Rosen, Aaron
- 669-675 'Source force' and the Nepal medical profession
by Weiner, Saul J.
- 677-679 Infant mortality and health care in Mexican communities
by Holian, John
- 681-681 The impact of environmental factors upon patient attitudes and behaviour. A sociological study from Poland
by Lignowska, Iza
- 685-687 A disavowal and criticisms of 'breastfeeding trends in Singapore'
by Counsilman, J.J.
1989, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 479-486 Availability of pharmaceuticals in sub-Saharan Africa: Roles of the public, private and church mission sectors
by Vogel, Ronald J. & Stephens, Betsy
- 487-496 Healers, deities, saints and doctors: elements for the analysis of medical systems
by Pedersen, Duncan & Baruffati, Veronica
- 497-502 The psychosocial adjustment of patients and spouses to dialysis treatment
by Soskolne, Varda & De-Nour, Atara Kaplan
- 503-514 Making health policy management intersectoral: Issues of information analysis and use in less developed countries
by de Kadt, Emanuel
- 515-526 On the specificity of healing functions: A study of diagnosis in three faith healing institutions in Feira (Bahia, Brazil)
by Ngokwey, Ndolamb
- 527-536 The effects of nursing and physician services: Some preliminary results
by Hogan, Andrew J. & Rohrer, James E.
- 537-544 The logic of a controversy: The case of agent orange in Australia
by Hall, Wayne
- 545-553 The public controversies of aids in Puerto Rico
by Cunningham, Ineke
- 555-561 Family response in head injury: Denial ... or hope for the future?
by Ridley, Barbara
- 563-575 Sinking heart: A Punjabi communication of distress
by Krause, Inga-Britt
- 577-584 Community and individual considerations in legislation and test policy regarding HIV-infection in the Nordic countries--a cross national comparative study
by Krasnik, Allan & Bjoerner, Jakob & Christensen, Birgit Westphal
- 585-588 Do low levels of labour pain reflect low sensitivity to noxious stimulation?
by Niven, Catherine A. & Gijsbers, Karel J.
1989, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 265-276 AIDS: Methodological problems in studying its prevention and spread
by Ankrah, E. Maxine
- 277-292 Methodological problems in the study of psychosocial influences on the AIDS process
by Kaplan, Howard B.
- 293-300 Assumptions governing approaches to diagnosis and treatment
by Aakster, Cor W.


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Building a garage with apartment to live in while building
I'm considering building a garage with an apartment for our family of 5 to live in while preparing to build our home on our land.
I'm thinking if I get insulated garage doors and a window unit then we can even use the bottom garage floor space as living area temporarily. This should provide over 1000sf of living space; which I think would be bearable for a while.
I'm thinking this would help since I'm considering owner building my main house and want to be on site as much as possible during the construction. After moving into the new house we could use the apartment as a rental, guest house, media room or whatever we needed it for.
Has anyone here attempted this or have any words of advice? Pros or Cons? Is this a good/bad idea? Any input would be much appreciated!
I have no direct experience w/ this, but a friend of mine did what you are talking about, except he did not build an apartment; he and his wife are empty nesters, so he built a garage w/ a bathroom in the back and lived in the garage during the week while construction was going on, then drove 1 hr. home over the weekends. I think he used electric space heaters to heat the space and slept on an army cot. This met his requirements as he wanted to be on site while everything was going on.
Good luck on your project.
We've downgraded temporarily to small rentals when building and will probably do it again.
I hate paying someone else's mortgage!
So I like your idea, provided it's a safe alternative with all the amenities of a home, except space. But I think 5 people in 1,000 sf. may be pushing it, unless the garage part is another 1,000 sf. (The last time we downgraded it was from 2500 sf to 1000 sf., plus basement, for six.)
Our building inspectors are on to this idea and don't like it much. Seems that some people then never build the house. I've already got my building permit for the house, but in the mean time, I'm finishing a shop/garage that could serve as a living area. The county has really quized me (and at least one neighbor) about the building's intended use.
A couple of creature comfort issues that you may need to think about. First, a concrete slab can take a year to dry out. You may have moisture/comfort issues that are normally ignored in a garage. Same would be true for insulation and vapor barriors. Not an issue in most garages, but a real issue if you have a family living in one. Basically, the garage would need to be a primo-garage; smoke detectors, 4" plumbing stack, GFCI recepticles throughout, etc. Not a problem if you're intending to get a legitimate certificate of occupancy for the structure, but kind of complex if it's a garage that's used once for temporary housing. Even if you go legit, you'll need to make sure that two occupied structures are allowed on the property under the zoning regulations. For my area, that requires a 5 acre parcel.
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I would like your opinion on these plums
stark bubblegum
starking delicious
thank folks, not being a big plum eater I have no idea
Shiro - super reliable, way oversets, birds less of a problem due to color, disease resistant, average on fruit rot, taste good, better if left on to deep yellow color.
Superior - reliable, disease-resistant, taste very good, can be inconsistent in flavor/texture (can be too sour and not sweet, or too mushy).
Those are the only ones I have grown on your list. They are very good plums, definitely recommend. My favorite Japanese plum is Satsuma, and Santa Rosa is also excellent now that the tree is ten years old and sets a good quantity finally.
Here in the Northeast (southeastern NY), Shiro is the most popular commercial J. plum. Stanley the most popular Euro. I would grow Castleton over Stanley as C bears as reliably but can get more sugar. Shiro is worth having for reliability, but I agree that Satsuma is superior but is probably not as cold hardy. Certainly Santa Rosa isn't. Too bad no one sells Earli Majic which ripens before Shiro, almost with Methely but is a higer quality plum than either IMO. It is reputedly more cold hardy than SR and in my experience that seems the case.
I have Satsuma and my neighbor has Santa Rosa. They both have gotten through a couple of tough winters here. Her Santa Rosa is loaded this year and wow are they good. My Satsuma is not ripe yet, and this is the first year it is bearing. Of course it is on seedling rootstock 'cause I bought it before I knew anything. Here in Colorado the issue with Japanese plums seems to be their early bloom, but they seem to be hardy enough.
I also have Toka, which does taste like bubble gum. I have eaten quite a few Stanley in my day and it is the least favorite of any plum I have had. I would never intentionally plant one; the flesh is dry and not very sweet.
I can only commment on two from your list. I like Stanley.
However, I am very partial to European prune plums.
I do not like the terribly upright growth on a stanley plum
but have learned to live with it. As long as it produces the fruit, I am ok.
Superior? I friend of mine grows numerous jap-american hybrid plums for fresh market and commercial jelly making.
He claims Superior makes the best plum jam for flavor out
of all the Jap/american plums he grows.
Personally I hate the flavor of Superior. It reminds me of
bubblegum. I have always enjoyed Underwood although the
skin is tough. The flavor is sublime! Oh to sit under an
Underwood tree and gorge myself upon the lucious ripe fruit! Usually I eat too many of them as I cannot stop.
When I was a child we grew an unknown yellow plum that I have never seen anywhere else until I saw the picture of St. Catherine plum in the Raintree catalog. Just like what I had in my youth! The skin would wrinkle when ripe.
I agree about Superior and jam, I have yet to beat the Superior jam I made over ten years ago. I have about ten pounds of Satsuma sauce in the fridge now that I need to boil down this weekend, its going to be good but probably not up to the Superior.


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Installing a heat pump system in replace od oil furnace
Hello. I am new to this forum and would really love some input about things to think about to put in a heat pump system in place of an aging and very expensive to run oil furnace (hot water system) in Central PA. We have an opportunity to purchase a house, but will only do so if we can get it at a price to make this change. I know it will be expensive, but for the right price, it's what I'd like to do. Currently utilities are running over $500 month for this house. (In contrast we are paying $200/month for a natural gas/heat pump system in a not much smaller house built in 1992). The unknown is how drafty the house is (built in 1980). Windows are original but all exterior doors have been replaced. If we can swing it, we'd like to put in a geothermal system (property is over 2 acres so thee should be room and others in this neighborhood have done so). Unfortunately there are no gas lines in this neighborhood, so that is not an option. Anybody have any advice or words of wisdom. The reason we are considering moving is because the house has some great interior features and sits on a great lot adjacent to green space. Otherwise we might just stay put. Thank you.
Does this house have a oil furnace or boiler? You said "hot water system" so I am thinking it has a boiler. If it is a boiler you are not going to be able to replace it with a heat pump.
If the house has duct work for central AC, then you could abondon the baseboard heat system and intall a heat pump to heat and cool the house through the duct work.
Sorry not to be more clear. Yes, it is a boiler system (hot water circulates in radiators). But getting rid of it is exactly what I want to do (I can't imagine oil prices are ever going to be low), so I am aware that we will need to put in ducting, and I am sure this won't be cheap. However, I don't want to invest the 9K to replace the oil boiler with another one, so it's decision time. Maybe we should keep house hunting!
I would pass on this house unless you can negotiate steep discount to install either a Geo system or perhaps a GreenSpeed Carrier low temp HP system. Of course you will require new ductwork system. You need to get some budget pricing from HVAC dealers to understand your options before making any offer on this home. Upgrades should include both insulation and good windows. HPs do not like or work well for comfort with drafty homes.
Not certain I would tear out the radiator system.
Anybody out there care to give ANY sort of ballpark figure? 25K for geothermal, 15K for duct work?? Does this sound reasonable? Time is not my friend here. I can't get someone in there for a week, and I suspect someone else will grab this house who isn't looking at the utility costs carefully...I did talk to a few companies on the phone to get the above numbers (they actually said lower).
You have not described the type of home you are looking at. Sgl story or two story. Size. Where would ductwork be installed? Crawlspace, basement, attic?
A little more info would be helpful.
And you should include costs for upgrading insulation and any other improvements such as replacement windows.
Tell the sellers you are prepared to make an offer on the house, but you need to have an HVAC contractor do an estimate for a new heating and cooling system.
If the sellers want your offer immediately, you could submit an offer with the $40K deducted. They will probably counter offer your proposal. You should be able to buy of week of time for your contractor to come for an estimate.
Tough problem! One trouble with changing to forced air if the house is leaky is that you can change passive air exchange to active unless great care is taken to balance air in every room.
How big a place is this, sq ft and how many rooms? What is the lay-out, single or two-story? If not too many rooms, consider installing some low temp-capable heat pump mini-splits and keep the oil for back-up heat.
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Thanks for your input everyone. Sorry for the delayed response. The house is a two story 3200 sq ft (plus another 800 finished in basement) Tudor style home built in 1980. We have made an offer and as part of the inspection process we are bringing in a geothermal HVAC person as well as someone to do an energy audit early next week. The way the contract is written, we can break it next week, but I am really hoping that these professionals can help us come up with a viable plan so we can move forward. (Unfortunately - or fortunately depending upon how you look at it - Marcellus Shale is nearby but not in this part of the County!)
Hello All. Just a follow up that we are moving forward. The energy audit came out very respectably and we have an estimate for installing a two unit system (zoned for each floor) and a reputable driller has come and looked at the area and sees no problem installing a series of vertical wells. So it looks like we will go ahead and close on this house in the next few weeks.


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How to use golf tees
How many different ways can we use golf tees? Either the wooden ones or the plastic ones?
The only way I can think of is to glue them on a picture frame putting them head to toe.
Found this site with a cute golf tee angel.
Here is a link that might be useful: Golf tee angel instructions
They could be arranged in circles to look flower like, maybe circles of them (or quarter circles) in the corners of a picture frame. Some folks make plate flowers out of old cake pans seems like the golf tees would be nice in the center sticking up like stamens.
The angel is cute, and with a bit of variation on that idea it could be a bug for the junk garden, or a whole swarm of them.
If you like halloween, could glue googly or round eyeballs onto them to use in various ways.
Do you have a bunch of them? I think it would be cool to have some to play with, especially the wooden ones.
Here is a nice little game you could make with golf tees.
Cut a piece of wood in a triangle maybe 4" on each side.
Measure and drill holes acording to the layout in the drawing.
YouÂll have to do the measuring because I donÂt have any tees.
You need 15 tees.
To play the game put a tee in each hole.
Now the fun part:
Remove any one tee.
Then jump one at a time removing the jumped peg.
Keep going until only one peg is left.
Some people will figure it out sooner than others but it can be done.
Google find: how to make peg games.
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I think it would be cute to just have a tree full of tees. Glue a small loop of red ribbon onto tee heads, and hang them from your Christmas tree. While your at it, throw in some golf balls, too. Plastic might work best because of the weight.
When we lived on the coast, I did this with sand dollars for several years in a row.
Golf balls can be used on tees like pegs on a coat rack.
You could use the tees just like the lite bright picture and make a scene of a golf course and a green in the distance. You can paint them to make the actual picture.
Glue them in the shape of a golf bag and clubs and put the name of the golfer on the picture. Maybe make a golf crest out of them???


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This year's Elite event marks B.A.S.S.' seventh professional tournament on Bull Shoals Reservoir.
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Mines - What if they were less, but stealthy and ignoring shields?
A single mine launcher drops one mine only. This mine is stealthy, similar to an MES effect.
Mine Patterns increase the number of a mine drop to 3 / 5 / 8 with a total damage increase of +100% / 200% / 300%. (that means individual mines in a pattern will effectice deal less damage than the single mine, but the total damage is notably increased.)
When a mine hits a ship, it ignores shields, and deals direct hull damage. The damage they inflict is equal to that of a torpedo of their type. The mine recharge is 50 % longer.
Mines could come with an "arming delay", that ensures that you don't use mines like dropping a bomb. (The mines might cloak relatively fast, but require a second or so before they start hunting down enemies. Giving players time to react.)
A player may have up to 3 mines drops (a drop is a mine or a pattern of mines) out for each mine layer.
The Tri-Cobalt Mine type might be the only non-cloaked mine. Reduce the damage output to 33 % but do not increase the recharge time and the additional arming delay. Tric Mines also become affected by Mine Patterns. Trics basically still are more "bombs" then mines then.
So "spamming" with mines would be almost impossible, as they are invisible most of the time. But mines are always threatening, since they ignore shields. And with 5 possible mine drops around, you can actively try to lay traps. (More important in Capture & Hold then Circle-To-Ceiling Arenas. Though I'd mine one of those asteroid donuts.)
I'm not entirely sure but I think on Tribble mines already have a cloak/MES effect. At least the mines dropped by Gorn NPCs always vanish after deployment (Never did the Gorn FE to confirm cloaked mines). In the T0 cruiser with 100/50/25/25 power I only see them again when they are already targeting me.
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Very old seeds
My mother recently found some cockscomb (Celeosia) seeds that my grandmother saved from the last bunch she grew, my mother remembers that they were especially beautiful. She would like to grow them as a memory of her mother.
The thing is, my grandmother never grew those flowers again after my grandfather died--in 1947. The seeds are in a glass jar and have been stored on a basement shelf since at least the mid 70's.
Any hope for these at all? Anything I should do to improve my chances if we do try growing them?
Any help would be appreciated.
58 years is a long time for most seeds, and those seeds are probably no longer viable. But you never know, as some seeds have been known to have survived for over 2000 years. Never hurts to try, I say. You might want to try sowing them in a container outside (a.k.a. wintersowing), which sometimes coaxes older seeds to germinate when the weather warms up. I believe celosia is wintersowable. Split the seeds up for a few different methods, to be sure.
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Photoshop 6.0 Color Pencil or Marker effect
I have to do several renderings of interior commercial spaces. I would like them to look as if they could have been done with colored pencil or markers.
I've come up with two methods so far. One treats the whole image at one time and a lot of the details gets mushed together, the other involves cutting paths inside ALL of the black outlines and shapes of the rendering - very time consuming.
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I'm sure you have tried something like this:
I have PhotoShop Elements (not PhotoShop)and went into Filters>Artistic>colored pencils (I did the whole picture however, and I know you are interested in something a little more complicated than that.
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Buckley's Great Steaks438 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack
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Open: Tuesday – Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 5 to 10 p.m. Tavern opens at 4 p.m.
Cuisine: Steak house.
Pricing: Appetizers, $4 to $18; entrees, $12 to $39; dessert prices vary.
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The scores for Buckley's:
Consistency: 20/20
Atmosphere/Menu: 17/20
Appetizers: 18/20
Entrees: 19/20
Desserts: 18/20
Total: 92/100
Buckley's is a part of the Michael Timothy's Dining Group of fine dining restaurants, which includes Surf in Nashua and Portsmouth. While Surf has a reputation for fresh and delicious seafood (as recently reviewed by another Our Gourmet team), Buckley's is the other side of the surf and turf coin. A large part of the menu is dedicated to classic cuts of steaks cooked on a wood-fired grill.
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Although times continue to be difficult for many companies, there are early signs that the global economy is starting to improve. This recovery will be neither swift nor easy.
However, after more than a year of dismal news — precipitous declines in revenues, plummeting stock prices and scarce capital — businesses are beginning to ask "what's next?" in more optimistic tones.
There is a correct, two-part, answer to that question. First, companies cannot relax their vigilance in eradicating excess costs from their IT operations. Even when budgets start to expand again, you must resist the temptation to go back to old spending habits. You must continue to scrutinise your capital investments as well as ongoing operational expenses for ways to contain or even cut costs further.
Of the private sector respondents to our survey of global IT leaders, 39 percent said that if they had anticipated the recession, they would have cut costs. Their next highest priority? To work more closely with suppliers to achieve better IT infrastructure efficiencies (17 percent).
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After disbanding Iris, Seth Brody (five-foot-six), that cute, curly-haired little Jewish kid with the huge record collection hooked up with Jimmy Allen (six-foot-five), a fan of "the original phase-shifter, Karl-heinz Stockhausen." The result: fivesixsixfive, Fort Lauderdale's computer-bohemian, cut-and-paste, electro-indie-pop stars. Clever marketing strategies, including saturating the area with bumper stickers and lighters and passing out a promo photo of the pair as Styrofoam silhouettes, fivesixsixfive hit the scene running. Half of the 12 tracks on the band's self-titled debut sound like half-baked experiments revolving around synths, samplers, and drum machines; but the quirky pop songs that make up the rest make it the best local release all year. Marrying hip-hop beats to acoustic guitars and even glockenspiels, xylophone, and timpani, the album's should-be single, "Freeform," sports an innate catchiness thanks to playful boy-girl breathy vocals. The band's sole live performance turned into a charmingly chaotic blend of dinner theater, live jamming, and karaoke. Unfortunately, with Brody planning to follow his career track in stage design all the way to New York City, the future of fivesixsixfive, sadly, may stay short.
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International envoy Lakhdar Brahimi has said that Russia seems as determined as the US to end Syria's conflict, but that he does not expect a political solution to emerge anytime soon.
The comments of Brahimi, the joint UN-Arab League envoy for Syria, came as he met Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov and US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns at the UN headquarters in Geneva on Friday.
"We all stressed the need for a speedy end to the bloodshed, to the destruction and all forms of violence in Syria. We stressed again that in our view, there was no military solution to this conflict,'' Brahimi told reporters after the meeting.
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At the Security Council, the most powerful arm of the UN, Russia has joined China in blocking several resolutions aimed at pressuring Syrian President Bashar Assad, but Moscow says it is not propping up his regime.
Recently, top Russian officials have signaled they are resigned to Assad eventually losing power.
"I am absolutely certain that the Russians are as preoccupied as I am, as preoccupied as the Americans are, by the bad situation that exists in Syria and its continuing deterioration, and I am absolutely certain that they would like to contribute to its solution," he said.
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Brahimi said the foundation for a political solution continues to be the agreement reached among major powers in Geneva in June, which called for creation of a new governing body for Syria that would "exercise full executive powers" during an unspecified transition period.
"And we agreed that full executive powers means all the powers of state," Brahimi said of Friday's discussions. "I will continue to engage all Syrian parties as well as other stakeholders in the region and internationally."
In Washington, US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters "it's hard to imagine how you would have a transitional government with Assad still part of it".
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Fully valued stock belongs to companies that have disciplined plans for achieving dramatic long-term growth in both profits and revenues. Such companies must also have inherent qualities that make it difficult for new entrants into that business to share in such growth. Thus, investors who believe they are holding fully valued stock should hold it until either there has been a fundamental change in the company's nature or it has grown to a point where it will no longer be growing at a faster rate than the economy as a whole.
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Hi there,
I wondered if anybody could identify a hose on my mk1 1.8 tdci 115 please.
It is between the intercooler and turbo, above the metal pipe. It's red and has two hose clips on it. If you look on this link....http://www.ebay.co.u...-/261232334543
It is the one you can see next to the writing.
Mine has a bit of oil coming out the bottom of it and it recently left a light misting over the top of the metal pipe. What does that indicate and could that cause any damage? What would normal symptoms be if this hose failed?
Could anyone also point me in the right direction to buy a replacement please?
Tdci Hose Identification
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