Titlebook: Child Health in a Changing Environment; G J Ebrahim Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 child.environment.health

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狂熱文化

The family as a child-rearing unit of society,uch as sexual satisfaction, procreation, economic survival, child rearing and education, and personal as well as cultural identification as participating members of a neighbourhood or a social group. The pattern of interactions between family members and of family life is variable and tends to take

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Consensus

The interventions,these studies and the experience of developing services over the past half a century or so, a new approach is evolving; namely that of positive good health, the importance of educating the ‘whole’ child for tomorrow’s world, and that of strengthening the individual and the family in order to cope wi

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Children and their needs: prenatal and early postnatal development, through the phases of a ball of cells, the embryo, the foetus, and the newborn infant who in turn develops into a fully mature adult capable of the most profound thoughts, delicate skills and the capacity to control and shape the environment (figure 1.1). What stimulates cell division? How do clump

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Prostatism

The family as a child-rearing unit of society,n and nurtured in the family until such time as they grow into adults and found their own families. Thus each individual has a close association with two families — the family of birth and the family which he/she helps to found. At any given time a family is composed of adults, at least two of whom

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