Showing results (261-270 of 6,449) with videos related to
Sort By:
Pageof 645
International Journal of Epidemiology|February 1, 1992
Chlorination of drinking water and cancer incidence in NorwayT P FlatenInternational Journal of Epidemiology|April 19, 2005
Fetal death sex ratios: a test of the economic stress hypothesisRalph Catalano, Tim Bruckner, Elizabeth Anderson, et al.International Journal of Epidemiology|April 16, 2005
The effects of socioeconomic development on worldwide hepatitis A virus seroprevalence patternsK H Jacobsen, J S KoopmanInternational Journal of Epidemiology|March 5, 2005
Are early life factors responsible for international differences in adult blood pressure? An ecological studyChristopher G Owen, Peter H Whincup, Derek G CookInternational Journal of Epidemiology|July 17, 2004
The association of maternal growth and socio-economic measures with infant birthweight in four ethnic groupsIrvin Emanuel, Christy Kimpo, Victoria MoceriInternational Journal of Epidemiology|July 17, 2004
When the population approach to prevention puts the health of individuals at riskJean Adams, Martin WhiteInternational Journal of Epidemiology|July 17, 2004
Poverty, birthweight, and infant weight gain in Hertfordshire, 1923-1939Peter Razzell, Christine Spence, Karen VinesInternational Journal of Epidemiology|August 31, 2004
How far are socioeconomic differences in coronary heart disease hospitalization, all-cause mortality and cardiovascular mortality among adult Swedish males attributable to negative childhood circumstances and behaviour in adolescence?Tomas Hemmingsson, Ingvar LundbergInternational Journal of Epidemiology|April 24, 2004
Effect of temperature and light on the stability of fat-soluble vitamins in whole blood over several days: implications for epidemiological studiesSarah Clark, Linda D Youngman, Buki Chukwurah, et al.International Journal of Epidemiology|April 24, 2004
No improvement in weight-for-age of young children in southern Senegal, 1969-1992, despite a drastic reduction in mortality. Evidence from a growth monitoring programmeSybil Pinchinat, Catherine Enel, Gilles Pison, et al.Pageof 645