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April-June 1986
Volume 30 | Issue 2
Page Nos. 66-100
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Knowledge and use of child health services in a city of Uttar Pradesh. |
p. 66 |
A Kumar
PMID:3570443 |
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A study of ecological determinants of nutrition profile of preschool children in Ganderbal block of Kashmir Valley. |
p. 77 |
J Singh, A Rauf, V Ganjoo, GM Dhar
PMID:3106205 |
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Cell mediated immunity in tuberculoid leprosy--a study of 'T' lymphocyte population by 'E' rosetty technique. |
p. 85 |
RN Behra, PC Sen, BN Sharma, P Rajendran
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Studies on the hygienic quality of ice-cream sold at Hisar. |
p. 91 |
M Prasad, NK Chandiramani, U Mandokhot
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Impact of discharge from tanneries on water quality of river Ganges in Kanpur. |
p. 97 |
S Chandra, JS Mathur
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Studies on Ixodid ticks of Tirunelveli in domestic animals. |
p. 101 |
SG Sundaram, J Sasikala, SS Joseph
PMID:3570441 |
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Knowledge and opinion of unmarried college girls about family planning. |
p. 107 |
RK Punia, P Kaur
PMID:3570442Knowledge of family planning in India is explored using data for 82 unmarried students. Information is also included on preferred age at marriage, child spacing, and desired family size. Despite the high socioeconomic status of survey respondents, knowledge of family planning methods was poor. |
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Nutritional status in relation to socioeconomic level and nutritional knowledge. |
p. 113 |
P Mathur, RL Bijlani, BN Tandon
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