Smoking-attributable mortality, years of potential life lost, and direct health care costs for Puerto Rico, 1983

Perspectives in disease prevention and health promotion smoking- attributable mortality and years of potential life lost, United States, 1984.. MMWR Morb Mortal

Costs and consequences according to the degree of implementation of prenatal care and the cost-effectiveness ratio of each consequence in the set of family health units of

licy agenda of the health care organizaion for the public policy agenda of educaion of the health professionals and the regulaion of the labor market and employment. In

motivation of smokers to stop smoking, this is an appropriate time for health education and.. specific support to employees in the process of

In this sense, health services need to begin changes and produce practices to stimulate and broaden the dis- cussion and knowledge about the health needs of street market

The promotion and production of social networks in both the conduct and management of public affairs and in effecting clinical care and public health, expand support

Further goals in most countries are to improve knowledge about dementia among health care workers and family carers, and the skills of social and health care providers

After adjustment (age, education, living arrangement, smoking, alcohol consumption, waist circumference, cognitive status and all other dis- ease and chronic health conditions),