Table of Contents: Volume 79 (2) 2001
In this month's Bulletin
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Exceptional Gambian data confirm health transition; Lethal medicines; Urethral discharge in Africa—a multifaceted problem
Editorial
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Making medicines safe—Jean-Uves Videau
Research
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Diethylene glycol poisoning in India—Jagvir Singh et al. -
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Awareness of eye diseases in southern India—Rakhi Dandona et al. -
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Active surveillance for AFP in southern China—Yasuo Chiba et al. -
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Improving TB control at the district level in Malawi—Paul M. Kelly -
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Etiology of urethral discharge in West Africa—Jacques Pépin et al. -
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Cervical cancer diagnosis and treatment—Zvavahera M. Chirenje et al. -
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Health transition in a West Africa town—Marianne A.B. van der Sande et al.
Policy & Practice
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Family planning services in Dhaka, Bangladesh—Subrata Routh et al. -
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Peer training improves immunization—J. Stephen Robinson et al.
Public Health Classic
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Commentary: Population health in transition—John C. Caldwell -
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The epidemiological transition. A theory of the epidemiology of population change—Abdel R. Omran
Books & Electronic Media
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Safe management of wastes from health care activities
Letters
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Homicide among adolescents in the Americas: a growing epidemic; Elevated blood lead levels in Karachi children
News
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New light on malaria parasite life cycle fuels hope for prevention and treatment; Film actors' flaunting of tobacco brands rise despite ban; Salt lowers blood pressure even in non-hypertensive people; Gates gives US$ 15.1 million for new drugs against African sleeping sickness and leishmaniasis; Gates offers US$ 1 million prize for best health contributions
WHO News
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New child nutrition strategy; WHO and Europe boost cooperation; Middle East violence batters health; Measuring how easy it is to get needed drugs; An eventful mental health year