ABSTRACT
Using special medical examination results and specified criteria of objective evaluation, the authors summarized results of studies concerning health state of population dwelling in area possibly influenced by rocket space activities factors.
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Dimethylhydrazines/analysis , Environmental Medicine , Hazardous Waste , Sentinel Surveillance , Space Flight/standards , Carcinogens, Environmental/adverse effects , Carcinogens, Environmental/analysis , Dimethylhydrazines/adverse effects , Environmental Medicine/methods , Environmental Medicine/standards , Environmental Medicine/statistics & numerical data , Epidemiologic Measurements , Hazardous Substances/adverse effects , Hazardous Substances/analysis , Hazardous Waste/adverse effects , Hazardous Waste/analysis , Humans , Quality of Life , Radiologic Health/standardsSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
Nursing , Midwifery , Health Systems , Disease Outbreaks , International Health Regulations , Health Services Administration , Health Care Reform , Capacity Building , National Health Programs , Health Systems Plans , Delivery of Health Care , Developing Countries , Disease Outbreaks , Disease Notification , Epidemiologic Measurements , Risk Management , International CooperationSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeSubject(s)
HIV , Food Safety , Infant Nutrition , Breast Feeding , Nicotiana , Health Promotion , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome , HIV Infections , United Nations , Delivery of Health Care, Integrated , Drug Delivery Systems , National Health Programs , Capacity Building , International Cooperation , Food Safety , Food Contamination , Food Industry , Risk Assessment , Infant Welfare , Child Welfare , Nutrition Policy , Breast Feeding , Infant Nutrition Disorders , Tobacco Use Cessation , Chronic Disease , Risk Factors , Organizational Objectives , Health Promotion , Epidemiologic Measurements , Diet , Physical Fitness , Quality of LifeABSTRACT
Although many epidemiologic studies ask about current use of vitamin supplements, long-term use is usually the exposure of etiologic interest. We conducted a mailed survey to investigate the relation between current and long-term (10-year) supplement use (N = 325 adults). Estimates of current daily intake for supplemental micronutrients were roughly twice that of average daily intake over the past 10 years. Correlations between current intake and long-term intake from supplements alone were 0.77, 0.75, and 0.65 for vitamin C, vitamin E, and calcium, respectively. A measure of supplement use at one point in time incorporates measurement error that will attenuate measures of association.