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PubMed2005

The Singapore approach to human stem cell research, therapeutic and reproductive cloning.

With the controversial ethical issues on the creation of human embryos through cloning for therapeutic research, which holds more promise of medical breakthroughs that the world could ever imagine and the acknowledgement by many scientists that this technology may not lead in the near future to therapies; this country report discusses the approach Singapore takes on human stem cell research, interjected with the authors' own arguments and suggestions especially on research compensation injuries, an often neglected important issue. International comparative viewpoints taken by the major countries in the world are also included in the appendix.

Aborted Fetus↗
PubMed1978

Beginnings of the Navy program.

Problems encountered in attempting to treat alcoholism in the United States Navy are discussed. The estimation of incidence, early results of treatment, and the Navy-wide growth of the program are examined.

Alcoholics Anonymous↗
PubMed1976

The politics of program evaluation: the mental health experience.

The authors discuss evaluation studies of the community mental health centers program. The emphasize that program evaluation is a political activity to influence the allocation of public resources. They examine its relationship to decision-making, power conflicts, and bureaucratic goals. They point out that the evaluator is seldom totally objective. They also emphasize the increasing use of evaluation by politicians.

Community Mental Health Services↗
PubMed1985

An assessment of the California Child Passenger Restraint Requirement.

To evaluate the California Child Passenger Restraint Law requiring children under four years of age to be transported in car seats, we examined monthly injury and fatality levels from January 1978 to December 1983 for children 0-3 and 4-7 years of age using Box-Jenkins time series models. A significant 8.36 per cent reduction in injuries was found for the 0-3 year old age group, but no significant reduction in injuries was found for 4-7 year olds. No significant reduction in fatalities was found for either age group. A similar analysis of injuries and fatalities in Texas, a state without a car seat law, showed no significant reductions in either injuries or fatalities. There was no change in the number of California 0-3 year olds in the years after the law was enacted.

Accidents, Traffic↗