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Microbiology and molecular epidemiology of multiresistant haemophilus influenza type B in Durban, South Africa.
(1988)
Microbiological and molecular epidemiological studies were conducted on 36 multi-resistant Haemophilus influenzae strains, isolated from paediatric patients, over a 26 month period (April 1986 to May 1988). The majority ...
Indicators of maternal child health.
(1981)
The introduction outlines the reasons for the priority of maternal and child health emphasizing the relatively simple resources required. The aims of such programmes must be identified and the results measured so that ...
An overview of occupational health in the Durban Metropolitan area.
(1981)
No abstract available.
Occupational health in South Africa.
(1987)
Occupational health is concerned with health in its relation to work and the working environment. This study was undertaken to present an overview of occupational health in South Africa, with national and international ...
Profile of sexually transmitted diseases at Addington Hospital, Durban.
(1986)
During the period January 1985 to December 1985, 537 consultations were undertaken at the Special Clinic at Addington Hospital, 483
of these were specifically for venereal disease. The male to female ratio was 2.2:1. The ...
Health care of the geriatric Indian population of Port Shepstone.
(1986)
No abstract available.
Challenges facing a community health physician in Bophuthatswana.
(1981)
No abstract available.
Community awareness of GOBI-FFF and its implementation in two urban communities
(1985)
The health picture in the developing world is still very bleak. The varlOUS Black populations of South Africa (be they Africans, Indians or Coloureds) are part of this developing world. In a total world population of 4,607 ...
Non-insulin-dependent diabetes in young Indians : a clinical and biochemical study.
(1982)
One of the earliest recorded references to polyuria is found in the Papyrus Ebers (1500 BC) and much later the occurrence of "honey urine" was noted by an ancient Hindu physician, Sushrutha, in old Indian Sanskrit (400 ...