Biblio

A. M. Han and Hlaing, T., “Prevention of diarrhoea and dysentery by hand washing”, Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, pp. p. 128-131: fig., tab., 1989.

M. Yacoob, Watt, S., and Brieger, W., “Primary health care : why has water been neglected?”, Health policy and planning, pp. p. 328-333, 1989.

N. L. Euroconsul Arnhem, Nijmegen, N. L. Royal Hask, Delhi, I. N. Iramconsul, and Bombay, I. N. A. I. C. -, “Report on diarrhoeal incidence study : findings of the first, second and third round of surveys”. Royal Haskoning, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, p. i, 30 p. + 4 annexes (23 p.), 1989.

S. A. Esrey, Collett, J., Miliotis, M. D., Koornhof, H. J., and Makhale, P., “The risk of infection from Giardia lamblia due to drinking water supply, use of water, and latrines among preschool children in rural Lesotho”, International journal of epidemiology, pp. p. 248-253: tab., 1989.

P. Adamson, “Savoir pour sauver : le defi de la communication”. UNICEF, Facts for Life Unit, New York, NY, USA, p. xiv, 82 p.: photogr., 1989.

I. D. U. N. I. C. E. F. - Jakarta and ID, I. -, “Situation analysis of children and women in Indonesia”. UNICEF, Jakarta, Indonesia, p. ix, 98 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

G. Williams, “Todos por la salud : guia de comunicacion Para la Vida”. UNICEF, Facts for Life Unit, New York, NY, USA, p. xvii, 73 p.: photogr., 1989.

G. Williams, “Tous pour la sante : un manuel de reference pour Savoir pour Sauver”. UNICEF, Facts for Life Unit, New York, NY, USA, p. xix, 75 p.: photogr., 1989.

D. Nutbeam, Aar, L., and Catford, J., “Understanding childrens' health behaviour : the implications for health promotion for young people”, Social science and medicine, pp. p. 317-325: tab., 1989.

P. Lindskog and Lundqvist, J., Why poor children stay sick : the human ecology of child health and welfare in rural Malawi, vol. no. 85. Uppsala, Sweden: Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1989, p. 111 p.: fig., tab.

World Bank -Washington, DC, US, “Women and rural household water supplies”, in Kenya : the role of women in economic development, 1989, pp. P. 87-98: tab.

E. O. Sebaie, Hussein, A., Younis, A., and S. Katsha, E., Women, water, and sanitation : household water use in two Egyptian villages, vol. no. 1. Cairo, Egypt: American University in Cairo, Social Research Centre, 1989, p. xiv, 96 p.: fig., tab.

U. Lindskog, Lindskog, P., Carstensen, J., Larsson, Y., and Gebre-Medhin, M., “Childhood mortality in relation to nutritional status and water supply : a prospective study from rural Malawi”, Acta paediatrica scandinavica, pp. p. 260-268 : 3 fig., 2 tab., 1988.

W. A. Smith, Seidel, R. E., Booth, E. M., and Rasmuson, M. R., Communication for child survival. Washington, DC, USA: Academy for Educational Development, 1988, p. viii, 144 p. : 7 fig.

J. - P. Habicht, Esrey, S. A., Casella, G., Latham, M. C., and Sisler, D. G., “Drinking water source, diarrheal morbidity, and child growth in villages with both traditional and improved water supplies in rural Lesotho, Southern Africa”, American journal of public health, pp. p. 1451-1455: tab., 1988.

E. Shluger, “Improving environment for child health development”, vol. no. 15. UNICEF, New York, NY, USA, p. 33 p., 1988.

M. Yacoob, Watt, S., and Brieger, W. R., “Maternal morbidity from guinea worm in Nigeria and its impact on child survival”, vol. no. 232. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. viii, 42 p., 1988.

J. D. Mull and Mull, D. S., “Mothers' concepts of childhood diarrhea in rural Pakistan : what ORT program planners should know”, Social science and medicine, pp. p. 53-67: fig., tab., 1988.

J. - P. Habicht, Butz, W. P., and DaVanzo, J., “Mother's milk and sewage : their interactive effects on infant mortality”, Pediatrics, pp. p. 456-461: fig., tab., 1988.

J. O. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Amman and WHO. Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean -Alexandria, EG, EMRO, “Prototype action-oriented school health curriculum for primary schools : teacher's resource book : units 7-9”. World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, Alexandria, Egypt, p. ix, 102 p.: ill., 1988.

J. O. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Amman and WHO. Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean -Alexandria, EG, EMRO, “Prototype action-oriented school health curriculum for primary schools : teacher's resource book : units 13-17”. World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, Alexandria, Egypt, p. ix, 102 p.: ill., 1988.

J. O. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Amman and WHO. Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean -Alexandria, EG, EMRO, “Prototype action-oriented school health curriculum for primary schools : teacher's resource book : units 1-5”. World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, Alexandria, Egypt, p. ix, 108 p.: fig., tab., 1988.

J. O. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Amman and WHO. Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean -Alexandria, EG, EMRO, “Prototype action-oriented school health curriculum for primary schools : teacher's resource book : unit 6”. World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, Alexandria, Egypt, p. ix, 88 p.: fig., tab., 1988.

F. J. Henry, “Reinfection with Ascaris lumbricoides after chemotherapy : a comparative study in three villages with varying sanitation”, Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, pp. p. 460-464: tab., 1988.

M. P. Torres and J. Burns, J., “Social marketing strategies for hygiene education in water and sanitation for rural Ecuador”, vol. no. 245. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. vi, 65 p.: fig., 1988.