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1.Activity Groupings Reflecting Functional Characteristics Required in Daily Life in Institutionalized Dependent Females in the Old Old Elderly Group

Shinichi DEMURA ; Susumu SATO ; Masaki MINAMI ; Kohsho KASUGA

Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine 2003;8(5,6):166-172

2.Influence of Life-related Factors and Participation in Health Examination on Mortality in a 4.5-year Follow-up of a Rural Cohort

Shankuan ZHU ; Takaaki KONDO ; Hisataka SAKAKIBARA ; Koji TAMAKOSHI ; Kunio MIYANISHI ; Nao SEKI ; Naohito TANABE ; Hideaki TOYOSHIMA

Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine 2000;5(2):66-71

3.Examination of a satellite system at a local shopping center for supporting independent living of elderly people ---SUKOYAKA Salon---

Akiko HOSHINO ; Toshiki KATSURA ; Masae YAMAMOTO

Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 2006;55(4):402-407

4.Detection of Hartmannella sp, a free-living amoeba from Sungai Setiu, Terengganu.

Nakisah Mat Amin ; Nurul Najmiah Mustaffa ; Norlieyana Md Arshad

Tropical biomedicine 2004;21(2):77-80

5.Strongyloides fuelleborni kellyi and other intestinal helminths in children from Papua New Guinea: associations with nutritional status and socioeconomic factors.

Sarah E King ; C G Nicholas Mascie-Taylor

Papua and New Guinea medical journal 2004;47(3-4):181-91

6.District health care at Tari until 1991.

Stephen J Flew

Papua and New Guinea medical journal 2002;45(1-2):106-12

7.Utility of an ADL Index for Institutionalized Elderly People: Examining Possible Applications for Independent Elderly People

Shinichi DEMURA ; Susumu SATO ; Masaki MINAMI

Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine 2001;6(1):33-40

8.Nutritional adaptation of women in contrasting agricultural environments in Tari, Papua New Guinea.

Taro Yamauchi ; Ryutaro Ohtsuka

Papua and New Guinea medical journal 2002;45(1-2):99-105

9.Respiratory health effects associated with exposure to indoor wood burning in developing countries: a Papua New Guinea perspective.

Lloyd P Werry

Papua and New Guinea medical journal 2005;48(3-4):196-205

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