Healthy People 2000: National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention ObjectivesJones and Bartlett, 1991 - 153 pages |
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... disease , stroke , and unintentional injuries . Infant mortality also decreased , and some childhood infectious diseases were nearly eliminated . Gains in these areas give hope that the 1990s will see more progress , espe- cially for ...
... disease , stroke , and unintentional injuries . Infant mortality also decreased , and some childhood infectious diseases were nearly eliminated . Gains in these areas give hope that the 1990s will see more progress , espe- cially for ...
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... disease , and cardio- vascular diseases still cause more deaths in the United States than all other diseases com- 18 58 bined.51 Reductions in major risk factors - high blood pressure , high blood cholesterol , and smoking — are having ...
... disease , and cardio- vascular diseases still cause more deaths in the United States than all other diseases com- 18 58 bined.51 Reductions in major risk factors - high blood pressure , high blood cholesterol , and smoking — are having ...
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National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sexually transmitted diseases affect almost 12 million Americans each year , 86 percent of whom are aged 15 through 29.11 About one - fifth of all ...
National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sexually transmitted diseases affect almost 12 million Americans each year , 86 percent of whom are aged 15 through 29.11 About one - fifth of all ...
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20 and older 75 percent ADAMHA Administration Age-adjusted baseline aged 15 aged 18 aged 20 aged 65 alcohol Association American Atlanta available in 1991 Baseline 2000 Target Baseline data available behaviors Bethesda causes of death Center for Health Centers for Disease children aged cholesterol coronary heart disease death rates Department of Health diabetes disabilities Disease Control Disease Prevention Drug Abuse Health and Human health promotion Healthy People 2000 high blood pressure Hispanic HIV infection homicide Human Services Hyattsville immunization Increase Indian Health Service Infectious Diseases leading cause least 50 percent low birth weight Low-income lung Mental Health National Cancer Institute National Center National Health National Institute Nutrition Pacific Islander Americans percent the proportion physical activity pregnancy prevalence Prevention and Health primary care providers programs Public Health Service Reduce Rockville sexually transmitted diseases Special Population Targets tobacco U.S. Department Washington women aged