Biomedical subjects
C H Kempe
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Incidence of sexual abuse in the United States.
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Changing approaches to treatment of child abuse and neglect.
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Cross-cultural perspectives in child abuse.
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Acceptance of the Howland Award.
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Nursing in a coronary care unit. A doctor-patient's view.
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Prediction and prevention of child abuse.
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Child abuse--the pediatrician's role in child advocacy and preventive pediatrics.
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The 1978 Presidential Address of the American Pediatric Society. The future of pediatric education.
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Edith B. Jackson, M.D.
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Cost analysis of the child protection team.
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Sexual abuse, another hidden pediatric problem: the 1977 C. Anderson Aldrich lecture.
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Varicell vaccine at the crossroads.
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Antibodies to vaccinia and measles viruses in multiple sclerosis patients.
A virologic comparison was made of 144 patients with multiple sclerosis, 34 of their healthy siblings, and 40 patients with other neurologic diseases (OND). Antibodies in serum and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) to vaccinia and measles viruses were measured, and these were correlated in the multiple sclerosis patients with the clinical characteristics of their disease. The CSF antibody to vaccinia virus was more frequent and at a higher titer in multiple sclerosis patients than in either control group. Moreover, a statistically significant increase was found in both frequency and titer of CSF vaccinia antibody in patients with the progressive form of the disease as compared with those classified as relapsing-remitting. Statistically significant differences between multiple sclerosis patients and their siblings were not observed for CSF or serum measles virus antibody, although both groups had significantly higher serum antibody titers than patients with OND.
Approaches to preventing child abuse. The health visitors concept.
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Uncommon manifestations of the battered child syndrome.
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The characteristics and management of child abuse in the U.S. Army--Europe.
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The pediatrician's role in child abuse and neglect.
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