The simplest solution, he says, would be to have antivirals" prepositioned" within remote
communities and have them distributed by a" responsible" local official who's in telephone …

Viruses are obligatory intracellular parasites. They are subcellular and submicroscopic, with
very primitive structures consisting of a nucleic acid genome (either DNA or RNA) and a …

The use of general practitioner services by a group of intravenous drug users was recorded
over two two-year time periods 1984-85 and 1986-87. This was felt to represent the period of …

It is customary to address the problem of which are the major disease problems in terms
such as that of the WHO estimates in 1971 that in the world then there were 650 million …

cradle and exchanging data with the Page 1 BOOKS, JOURNALS, NEW MEDIA older methods
of keeping a reference up to date. When one performs a “hot sync"–that is, when the Palm is in …

In Reply: Dr Donta questions the methods, results, and conclusions of our study. The results
of our earlier article1 are not inconsistent with those of our second study because the …

Under the guidance of Dr C. Kunin, representatives from industry, government, academic
bodies and practising physicians were selected to speak at a symposium which was …

George Brown left the physician's office in a state of shock. Although he had suspected for
sev eral months that he might have acquired immunodefiency syndrome (AIDS), finding out …

Most regional health authorities throughout the United Kingdom have established drug
information units to provide health service staff with a wide range of information about drugs …

PIP: Recent research has revealed that the health care of India's rural population is being
provided by private practitioners. With as many as 1,250,000 private practitioners providing …