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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Public health--Costs"”.

  1. Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment Model to Estimate Exposure to Campylobacter from Consumption of Chicken in the United States

    Public health costs of foodborne campylobacteriosis are estimated to cost more than a billion dollars in the United States annually. This pathogen has been primarily associated with chicken production and processing which is a ~$33 billion industry. To further identify practices that could reduce …

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  2. Improving Contraceptive Method Choice and Use with a Computer-Based Contraceptive Assessment Module

    … in the United States, with significant public health costs. Paralleling disparities in other reproductive health outcomes, some population subgroups are more likely to have an unintended pregnancy than others. Use of highly effective contraceptive methods can reduce unintended pregnancy …

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  3. Expansion of the New York State Newborn Screening Panel and Krabbe Disease: A Systematic Program Evaluation

    … KD test characteristics, and 3) actual program costs. Using the CDC Framework for Program Evaluation in Public Health, integration of qualitative and quantitative techniques was used to provide a comprehensive evaluation. Stakeholder input was elicited using semi-structured interviews of medical …

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  4. The Relationships Between Stress, Psychosocial Resources, and Mental Health and Adherence Outcomes among Perinatally HIV-Infected Adolescents in South Africa

    … the SSA sub-region, APHs experience poorer health outcomes, including retention in care, virologic treatment failure, and mortality rates (Anderson et al., 2019). Among countries in the SSA sub-region, South Africa has 360,000 adolescents living with HIV (ages 10-19), a disproportionate …

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