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... 8):59-62 NUTRITION DISORDERS ECONOMICS Implications of malnutrition and diagnosis-related groups (DRGs). Delhey DM, et al. J Am Diet Assoc 1989 Oct;89(10): 1448-51 PREVENTION & CONTROL Nutritional support in hospitals in the United ...

... theo- ries of causation, ranging from a strictly nutritional deficiency to a direct ... for prevention of alcoholic liver disease. In the mid-1960’s, ...

... but the obstetrical nurse will sometimes see also, malnutrition, marasmus, ... part in this prevention consists in giving the painstak- ing care which ...

... Prevent or to Alleviate These Disorders or Defects Malnutrition Teeth ... upon the prevention and correction of nutritional defects. The schools may ...

... Wales, 1937. 10 Lydia J. Roberts, What is Malnutrition? U. S. Children’s Bureau, Publication No. 59, Washington, 1927. 11 Charles Hendee Smith, ibid. 12 Max Seham, Rest and Relaxation in the Prevention of Chronic Fatigue in Children, Preventive Medicine, February, ...

... cooperation evi- THE HAPPY BABY 105 dence of malnutrition and disorders about the mouth will be quickly discovered. MATERNAL NURSING DESIRABLE Nutrition plays a prominent part in the prevention of dental decay. It has been found that ...

... longevity and age-related pathology. - © The interactions among nutritional ... nutrient and energy deficiencies on the mental and physical health of older ...

... between compromised health status and conditions such as malnutrition and poor hygiene. The second phase, between 1880 and 1930, was characterized by advances in bacteriology and immunology. Increasingly, the prevention of disease was being applied to populations as ...

... Soc 1991 Nov;39(l l):1071-8 PREVENTION & CONTROL The case for nutritional support. Eliminating hospital-acquired malnutrition improves outcomes and reduces costs. Kaminski MV Jr. ...

... polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. • Alcohol abuse may result in nutritional ... prevention. TOBACCO Cigarette smoking is responsible for 30 percent ...