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Published quarterly by the Medical Society of Papua New Guinea

 

           Papua New Guinea Medical Journal

                                            ISSN 0031-1480

   March-June 2002, Volume 45, Number 1-2

 

EDITORS: CHARLES S. MGONE, PETER M. SIBA

GUEST EDITORS: BRYANT J. ALLEN, JOHN VAIL

Editorial Committee

I. Kevau A. Saweri
G. Mola T. Taufa

 

Editorial Assistants: Cynthea Leahy and Elanna Lowes

Emeritus Editor: Michael Alpers

 

Email: pngmedj@pngimr.org.pg

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Authors preparing manuscripts for publication in the Journal should consult 'Information for Authors' inside back cover.

 


Papua New Guinea Medical Journal

Volume 45, Number 1-2, March-June 2002

  

CONTENTS

FOCUS ISSUE ON HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE TARI AREA

 

EDITORIAL  

Health and the environment in the Tari area   B.J. Allen and J. Vail

1

ORIGINAL ARTICLES 

A history of Huli society and settlement in the Tari region   C. Ballard

8

The ecology of Huli subsistence agriculture   A.W. Wood

15

Pneumonia vaccine trials at Tari   I.D. Riley

44

Demography and causes of death among the Huli in the Tari Basin   D. Lehmann

51

Huli oral health   P.L. Newell

63

Nutrition in Tari   P.F. Heywood

80

Birthweight and environment at Tari   B.J. Allen

88

Nutritional adaptation of women in contrasting agricultural environments in Tari, Papua New Guinea   T. Yamauchi and R. Ohtsuka

99

District health care at Tari until 1991  S.J. Flew

106

Social and economic conditions at Tari   J. Vail

113

Sexually transmitted infections: a medical anthropological study from the Tari Research Unit 1990-1991   J. Hughes

128

Antenatal utilization, family planning and fertility preferences in Tari   J. Vail

134

Passenger-women: changing gender relations in the Tari Basin   H. Wardlow

142

The Family Health and Rural Improvement Program in Tari   J. Vail

147

MEDLARS BIBLIOGRAPHY

163

 

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