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Journal of public health (Oxford, England)

ISSN 1741-3850· EN

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37.7/100
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Short Name J Public Health (Oxf)
Abbreviated Name j public health (oxf)
ISSN 1741-3850

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Articles (20)

2012
The effect of a vaccination program on child anthropometry: evidence from India's Universal Immunization Program
Anekwe TD;Kumar S;;
Vol. 34 , No. 4 , pp. -
487 views Abstract
2019
Mental wellbeing among people in prison in Scotland: an analysis of repeat cross-sectional surveys.
Tweed, Emily J;Gounari, Xanthippi;Graham, Lesley;
453 views DOI Abstract
2019
The ACE Index: mapping childhood adversity in England.
Lewer, Dan;King, Emma;Bramley, Glen;Fitzpatrick, Suzanne;Treanor, Morag C;Maguire, Nick;Bullock, Miriam;Hayward, Andrew;Story, Al;
445 views DOI Abstract
2019
Trauma exposure, mental health and tobacco use among vulnerable Syrian refugee youth in Jordan.
Kheirallah, Khalid A;Cobb, Caroline O;Alsulaiman, Jomana W;Alzoubi, Abdallah;Hoetger, Cosima;Kliewer, Wendy;Mzayek, Fawaz;
444 views DOI Abstract
2019
Lessons learned in the provision NCD primary care to Syrian refugee and host communities in Lebanon: the need to 'act locally and think globally'.
Sibai, Abla M;Najem Kteily, Martine;Barazi, Rana;Chartouni, Mia;Ghanem, Maguy;Afifi, Rima A;
419 views DOI Abstract
2019
Cutting edge or ignored resource: assessing the uptake and content of the NHS e-Learning for healthcare on "identifying and supporting survivors of modern slavery".
Helle, Segan;Steele, Sarah;
401 views DOI Abstract
2019
To what extent do socioeconomic inequalities in SRH reflect inequalities in burden of disease? The HELIUS study.
Galenkamp, Henrike;van Oers, Hans;Stronks, Karien;
400 views DOI Abstract
2018
Modern slavery in the UK: how should the health sector be responding?
Such, Elizabeth;Jaipaul, Ravi;Salway, Sarah;
393 views DOI Abstract
2019
Birth characteristics of children who used early intervention and special education services in New York City.
Romo, Matthew L;McVeigh, Katharine H;Jordan, Phoebe;Stingone, Jeanette A;Chan, Pui Ying;Askew, George L;
388 views DOI Abstract
2012
Characteristics of general practices associated with numbers of elective admissions
Chauhan M;Bankart MJ;Labeit A;Baker R;;
Vol. 34 , No. 4 , pp. -
385 views Abstract
2025
Spatial analysis of colorectal cancer outcomes: investigating the impact of place-specific factors using causal inference methods for spatial data.
Draganic, Dajana; Wangen, Knut R
43 views DOI Abstract
2023
Catalyzing wellness and well-being: the undervalued role of Barangay health workers as informal caregivers in the Philippines.
Deguma, Jabin J;
86 views DOI
2023
Correspondence'Bayanihan:' protecting communities from the cost-of-living crises.
Del Castillo, Fides A;Perdido, Margarita S;
Vol. 45 , No. 2 , pp. e360-e361
38 views DOI
2021
Difference on the prevalence, patterns and awareness of soft drink consumption among male and female Arab students.
Alfawaz, Hanan; Khan, Nasiruddin; Alqahtani, Seham; Ansari, Mohammed Ghouse Ahmed; Khattak, Malak N K; Aljumah, Muneerah A; Al-Daghri, Nasser M
Vol. 43 , pp. e657-e666
71 views DOI Abstract
2020
Medical care at protests must be defended.
Smith, James;
223 views DOI
2019
Nuclear war and public health: preparedness, protection and the case for prevention.
Boulton, Frank;Dunn, Thomas;
206 views DOI Abstract
2019
Cutting edge or ignored resource: assessing the uptake and content of the NHS e-Learning for healthcare on "identifying and supporting survivors of modern slavery".
Helle, Segan;Steele, Sarah;
401 views DOI Abstract
2019
President Trump and health care: a content analysis of misleading statements.
Hatcher, William;
253 views DOI Abstract
2019
Birth characteristics of children who used early intervention and special education services in New York City.
Romo, Matthew L;McVeigh, Katharine H;Jordan, Phoebe;Stingone, Jeanette A;Chan, Pui Ying;Askew, George L;
388 views DOI Abstract
2019
The ACE Index: mapping childhood adversity in England.
Lewer, Dan;King, Emma;Bramley, Glen;Fitzpatrick, Suzanne;Treanor, Morag C;Maguire, Nick;Bullock, Miriam;Hayward, Andrew;Story, Al;
445 views DOI Abstract
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