Article List

WPRIM Management System> DCMS> Papua New Guinea medical journal> 2002> 45> 1-2

1. The family health and rural improvement program in Tari.	Page:147—62
2. Passenger-women: changing gender relations in the Tari Basin.	Page:142—6
3. Antenatal utilization, family planning and fertility preferences in Tari.	Page:134—41
4. Sexually transmitted infections: a medical anthropological study from the Tari research unit 1990-1991.	Page:128—33
5. Social and economic conditions at Tari.	Page:113—27
6. District health care at Tari until 1991.	Page:106—12
7. Nutritional adaptation of women in contrasting agricultural environments in Tari, Papua New Guinea.	Page:99—105
8. Birthweight and environment at Tari.	Page:88—98
9. Nutrition in Tari.	Page:80—7
10. Huli oral health.	Page:63—79
11. Demography and causes of death among the Huli in the Tari Basin.	Page:51—62
12. Pneumonia vaccine trials at Tari.	Page:44—50
13. The ecology of Huli subsistence agriculture.	Page:15—43
14. A history of Huli society and settlement in the Tari region.	Page:8—14
15. Health and the environment in the Tari area.	Page:1—7