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[From the shape of holidays for oligophren children and youth in the holiday camp at Pepelow at the Baltic Sea (Salt Bay) by rehabilitation (author's transl)].

It is reported from a holiday camp for children and youth arranged in summer 1975 at Pepelow on the Baltic Sea (Salt Bay) for the purpose of rehabilitation. By this shape of holidays the partical sphere of the process of training and education, namely the qualification of those oligophren ones in spending an ingenious leisure, should be noticed and contributed to educating those imbecile boys and girls, who are participating their holidays in a camp for their "relative independence*. The camp was a success for all the participators. Substantially contributed by appointed pedagogical assistors with a strong sense of duty, permanently accustomed to an exampled pedagogical-medical common task of rehabilitation.

Adolescent↗

Surviving the holidays: gender differences in mortality in the context of three Moslem holidays.

"It was hypothesized that holy days may affect mortality patterns differentially by gender. The present study focused on Moslems in Israel.... After removing the long-term growth and the seasonal effects, women's mortality was found to be significantly greater in the month of Ramadan than in the month before, and in the two weeks before the feast of 'Id el-Adhha than in the two weeks after it. For men, mortality was higher in the two weeks after the feast of 'Id el-Fitr than in the two weeks before it."

Asia↗