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PubMed1975

Virus particles and gastro-enteritis in Black and White Children in Rhodesia.

Stools from Black and White children with gastroenteritis and from controls were investigated for potentially pathogenic agents by conventional virological and bacteriological methods and by electron microscopy. Isolations were obtained in 30 percent of cases but electron microscopy more than doubled the number of agents found. Orbiviruses were present in 40 percent of all cases, often in combination with other organisms. There was no difference between the Black and White groups.

Black or African American↗
PubMed1975

A survey into the the clinical presentation of Hodgkin's disease at Harare Hospital, Salisbury, Rhodesia.

A series of 20 cases of Hodgkins disease in Africans is presented. Mode of clinical presentation, haematological abnormalities and type of histological picture closely paralleled studies performed elsewhere in the world. The great majority of cases were in either Stage III or Stage IV, all patients in this series with the lymphocyte-depletion being aged under 20 years of age.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1975

Social factors influencing contraceptive usage in the Black population of Rhodesia.

Adoption of family planning practices involves two decisions--acceptance or rejection of, firstly, the concept of voluntary fertility control, and secondly, of the use of contraceptives. Modern contraceptives are a medical innovation. The diffusion process is influenced by social, economic and political factors in the country.

Black or African American↗