A Survey of Enteric Infections among Alaskan Indians

Fournelle, H. J.; Rader, Virginia; Allen, Clarissa

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“…The present study was concerned only with elementary school children from 6 to 16 years of age, wlhereas most other surveys have included all age groups. Ascaris eggs were reported in only tllree other studies (13,14,20); in the study by Fournelle anid associates (20), Ascaris eggs were found in only one of the 855 stools examined.…”

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“…Public Health Reports Eleveni reports of parasitism amolng North American Indians have been published (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21). The present study was concerned only with elementary school children from 6 to 16 years of age, wlhereas most other surveys have included all age groups.…”

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as chairman. (The first is reported in Public Health Reports, April 1966, pp. 851-362.) With the earlier discussion of research meth¬ ods and strategy in the background, the second round dealt mainly with lines or fields of in¬ vestigation. The objective was to identify problems that warrant study, to encourage ef¬ forts toward such study, to contribute knowl¬ edge and ideas, and to review information and theories. Following introductory remarks to this effect by Dr. Kerr White, chairman of the Health Services Study Section, the conferees discussed several issues in specified aspects of health activity. The fields of inquiry reviewed were:

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A Survey of Enteric Infections among Alaskan Indians

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Prevalence of Ascariasis and Amebiasis in Cherokee Indian School Children

Prevalence of Ascariasis and Amebiasis in Cherokee Indian School Children

Nutrition in the Arctic

Second Conference on Research in Health Services

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