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... population ( 2 ) . In addition , 49 % of U.S. transplant recipients with TB have disseminated disease , and 38 % die ( 2 ) . Extrapulmonary and disseminated dis- eases are common , leading to atypical signs that might not be easily ...
... population ( 2 ) . In addition , 49 % of U.S. transplant recipients with TB have disseminated disease , and 38 % die ( 2 ) . Extrapulmonary and disseminated dis- eases are common , leading to atypical signs that might not be easily ...
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... population ) experienced nonfatal maltreat- ment , including 29,881 ( 32.7 % ) who were aged ≤1 week Neglect was the maltreatment category cited for 68.5 % 0 infants aged < 1 week , but NCANDS data did not permit further ...
... population ) experienced nonfatal maltreat- ment , including 29,881 ( 32.7 % ) who were aged ≤1 week Neglect was the maltreatment category cited for 68.5 % 0 infants aged < 1 week , but NCANDS data did not permit further ...
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... population . A total of 47,117 51.6 % ) victims were male . By race / ethnicity , 39,768 43.6 % ) infant victims were white ; 23,008 ( 25.2 % ) were black or African American ; 17,582 ( 19.3 % ) were Hispanic ; 1,141 ( 1.3 % ) were ...
... population . A total of 47,117 51.6 % ) victims were male . By race / ethnicity , 39,768 43.6 % ) infant victims were white ; 23,008 ( 25.2 % ) were black or African American ; 17,582 ( 19.3 % ) were Hispanic ; 1,141 ( 1.3 % ) were ...
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... population aged < 1 year experienced substantiated nonfatal maltreat- ment in the United States . Among these infants , neglect was the maltreatment category most commonly cited , experienced by 68.5 % of victims . Among infant victims ...
... population aged < 1 year experienced substantiated nonfatal maltreat- ment in the United States . Among these infants , neglect was the maltreatment category most commonly cited , experienced by 68.5 % of victims . Among infant victims ...
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... population . More detailed study of contextual information is needed to de- termine the causes of physical abuse in infants reported to NCANDS and to develop additional prevention strategies . Few studies have examined rates and risk ...
... population . More detailed study of contextual information is needed to de- termine the causes of physical abuse in infants reported to NCANDS and to develop additional prevention strategies . Few studies have examined rates and risk ...
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| Title | Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report: MMWR Mar. 19, 1976-May 2, 1980: HEW publication May 9, 1980-199 : HHS publication |
| Contributors | Centers for Disease Control (U.S.), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) |
| Publisher | U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Center for Disease Control, 2008 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 May 2017 |
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