Titlebook: Essential Community Medicine; (including relevant R. J. Donaldson,L. J. Donaldson Book 1983 R. J. Donaldson and L. J. Donaldson 1983 care.

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rs who require knowledge and understanding of the essential aspects of the subject. These include undergraduate medical students and qualified doctors who are engaged in postgraduate courses of study or training schemes, particularly those in community medicine and general practice. When writing thi

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The Unstable Total Knee Arthroplasty,regarded by many as the father of medicine, although medicine was practised before this time; indeed writings on such matters date back to the earliest civilizations. In Hippocrates’ time, however, there were no boundaries between medicine, art, religion or philosophy.

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E. De Maeyer,J. De Maeyer-Guignardr, the control of infectious diseases is achieved only by strict adherence to a set of rules and by constant vigilance. The appearance of Lassa fever and Marburg disease in the last decade remind us that there can be unpleasant surprises in store.

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Health data and their sources,such an overview may seem self-evident, but it has very seldom been accomplished, even on a small scale. It is often easier and more rewarding to bring high technology medicine to the aid of the sick individual than to identify and grapple with the range and complexity of generalized health problems thrown up by modern society.

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Communicable diseases and parasites,r, the control of infectious diseases is achieved only by strict adherence to a set of rules and by constant vigilance. The appearance of Lassa fever and Marburg disease in the last decade remind us that there can be unpleasant surprises in store.

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Toxicology Screening for OpioidsIn Chapter 1 the ways in which information on the health of a population is gathered were described: demographic information from the census; data on deaths from different causes (mortality data) and data on particular illnesses or diseases (morbidity data).

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D. W. Verwoerd,H. Huismans,B. J. ErasmusUntil about 60 years ago, childbirth was an event which threatened the life of both mother and baby. Deaths of women in labour were not uncommon and children’s funerals were a prominent feature of life.

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