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The built environment may shape walking habits among older women. This study was designed to address the gaps in literature related to quantifying the built environment [...]
2011 | Thesis |
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Law enforcement officers (LEOs) exhibit a high prevalence of metabolic syndrome, yet contributing factors remain unclear. This study examined the association between phys [...]
2013 | Thesis |
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Neonatal mortality accounts for a growing proportion of under-five deaths worldwide, yet sub-national data remain limited. This study estimated neonatal and perinatal mor [...]
2011 | Thesis |
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In Tumbes, Peru, despite mass nutritional supplementation and deworming to reduce childhood anemia, its' prevalence has had minimal change compared to other coastal regio [...]
2021 | Abstract |
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The purpose of this study was to compare a computer-based insulin protocol against two paper-based protocols to control hyperglycemia in intensive care unit (ICU) patien [...]
2015 | Thesis |
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Lead poisoning remains a major threat to child health, especially in under-studied rural populations. This study analyzed data from 3,182 children in the Philippines and [...]
2006 | Thesis |
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A package of interventions to introduce emergency contraception (EC) to Mexico was implemented, resulting in addition of EC to the national family planning guidelines in [...]
2016-04-01 | Thesis |
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Ethnic differences in organ transplant recipient outcomes are well documented, but research in organ donors are lacking. Given the current shortage of organs available fo [...]
2016-05-01 | Thesis |
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Combat Veterans face elevated risk of motor vehicle crash (MVC)-related injuries. This historical cohort study examined whether posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) predi [...]
2013 | Thesis |
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The incidence of malignant melanoma has risen substantially in the United States over recent decades, with solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation recognized as a key causal fac [...]
2008 | Thesis |