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September 2014; Volume 44,Issue 7

  1. Krisberg, Kim

    1. In memoriam
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 23;
    2. States in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 9;
    3. Nation in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 8-20;
    4. WHO: Goal to eliminate tuberculosis in low-incidence nations by 2050
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 11;
    5. Health Findings
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 19;
    6. US surgeons general to gather at Annual Meeting: Risa Lavizzo-Mourey to keynote meeting’s closing session
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 3;
    7. Globe in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 11;
    8. Chikungunya arrives in US: first locally acquired cases in Florida
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 7;
    9. CDC laboratory mistakes result in new oversight, safety rules: Researchers at risk in contaminations
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 6;
    10. New report offers possible futures for nation’s health system in 2030
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 15;
    11. US Elder Justice Roadmap offers framework to address abuse, neglect
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 6;
    12. On the Job in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) 15;
    13. Public health extras: News on cholera, abortion and Alzheimer’s
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health September 2014, 44 (7) E38;
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