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PubMed1965

"CRI DU CHAT".

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PubMed2003

[Identification of cries risk patients 2. A new method for the selection of caries active children].

This paper presents a method, which, on the basis of the caries experience, predicts the caries increment up to the age of 15 years. This method provides the best caries prediction so far available. By applying the principles of medical decision-making cut-off points of risk can be assessed, whereby children can be selected as at risk or not at risk. The method is applicable in child populations with different caries incidences and meets the requirements of accuracy. With the user-friendly method, more than 80% of the children at risk can be identified and selected.

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PubMed2002

Barcelona 2002: law, ethics, and human rights. Global battle cry: health is a right, not a commodity.

Health is a fundamental right, not a commodity to be sold at a profit, argues Irene Fernandez in the second Jonathan Mann Memorial Lecture delivered on 8 July 2002 to the XIV International AIDS Conference in Barcelona. Ms Fernandez had to obtain a special permit from the Malaysian government to attend the Conference because she is on trial for having publicly released information about abuse, torture, illness, corruption, and death in Malaysian detention camps for migrants. This article, based on Ms Fernandez' presentation, describes how the policies of the rich world have failed the poor world. According to Ms Fernandez, the policies of globalization and privatization of health care have hindered the ability of developing countries to respond to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The article decries the hypocrisy of the industrialized nations in increasing subsidies to farmers while demanding that the developing world open its doors to Western goods. It points out that the rich nations have failed to live up their foreign aid commitments. The article concludes that these commitments--and the other promises made in the last few years, such as those in the United Nations' Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS--can only become a reality if they are translated into action.

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