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  1. Krisberg, Kim

    1. Scientists need to rethink how human disease names chosen, WHO advises: New best practice
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 1-16;
    2. Browse Annual Meeting program, take advantage of online scheduler: Register by Aug. 13 to save up to $115
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 6;
    3. Health Findings
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 17;
    4. Access to care, nutrition, diabetes top Rural Healthy People 2020 priorities
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 7;
    5. Nation in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 9;
    6. Globe in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 15;
    7. States in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 14;
    8. Indiana health officials confront rural HIV outbreak related to opioid abuse
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 13;
    9. Child marijuana exposure increasing, study says
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) E33;
    10. Public Health Service updates US community fluoridation guides
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 16;
    11. On the Job in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 23;

  2. Kumanyika, Shiriki

    1. Immigrant health issues pose unique challenges for health equity efforts
      Shiriki Kumanyika
      The Nation's Health August 2015, 45 (6) 3;
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