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A Definition of regions__
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E Percent age distribution of enumerated population
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B Range of infant mortality by region
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A Predominant diseases in the four major temperature belts of the globe
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242e
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G Insect resistance_
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Onchocerciasis_
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K Yellow fever__
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N Schistosomiasis
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P Yaws
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R Smallpox
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T The control of infectious diseases
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W Food production
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HEALTH RESOURCES
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Character of medical personnel
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F Scarcity of nurses
80
Organization of Federal executive depart
Introduction
1
Legislative and judicial branches
8
Department of Defense
14
Department of DefenseContinued Page
22
Bureau of the Public Debt__ 35
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Civil Aeronautics Board__ 41
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The United States and the World Health
Letter of transmittal
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A The challenge
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World resources for health__
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E Operating programsCommunicable diseases_
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THREE ILLUSTRATIVE WHO PROGRAMSANTIINFLUENZA ANTI
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Interrelationships of research and disease control
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DEVELOPMENT OF WHOS MEDICAL RESEARCH
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E Noninfectious diseases and special problems
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F The future of international medical research and
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B Laboratories cooperating with
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United Nations Relief and Works Agency
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E WHO and U S Groups
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G The proposed international public health and medical research year
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WHOS MATERIAL RESOURCES
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The substance of field work
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G Future financial needs and programs
140
a worldwide menace Some facts
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What is cancer?
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How important is cancer as a cause of death?
2
Is the frequency of cancer increasing?_
3
Will cancer become more common in the future?
4
What is known about the occurrence of breast cancer in different countries?
18
What is known about the occurrence of uterine cancer in different countries?
20
What is known about the occurrence of liver cancer in different coun tries?
22
Are there race differences in cancer occurrences?
24
What are some unusual features of cancer mortality among specific groups in the United States of varying origin?
25
How does the occurrence of cancer vary with genetic factors? 19 Are there urbanrural differences in the occurrence of cancer?
26
Does cancer occurrence vary by income?_
27
What cancers are known to arise from special habits or customs?
28
What occupational exposures are known to cause cancer?
30
What are the methods for treating cancer?
31
What are the survival prospects for cancer patients?
32
Have survival prospects for cancer patients improved in this country?
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What is the economic cost of cancer? 27 What are the prospects of reducing the toll from cancer? 28 What do scientists generally regard as the most i...
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What are the resources available for supporting the fight against cancer in the United States?_
36
What are the present international resources for the study of cancer?
38
What areas of cancer research lend themselves particularly to an inter national approach?_
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Patterns of incidence of certain diseases
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Selective service deferments of individuals engaged in medical
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Foreign Service buildings operations
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May 14 1959
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Contributions for medical researchDeduction from taxable income
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The National Science Foundation and
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Part 1Summary
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Part 3The basic mission of the National Science Foundation
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Support of international scientific activities in biological
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Support of travel of foreign scientists participating in meet
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Part 6The Division of Scientific Personnel and Education__
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Part 7Science Information Service
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Organizing for national security
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Government publications 47
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Microfilm publications manuscripts looseleafs etc 76
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National policy machinery in Communist
The party 2
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The party and the armed forces___ 13
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Economic affairs___ 19
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National policy machinery in the Soviet
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AuthorUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations
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