Puerto Rican Women and Children: Issues in Health, Growth, and DevelopmentGontran Lamberty, Cynthia T. García Coll Plenum Press, 1994 - 285 頁 Summary of Puerto Rican Migration; C.E. Rodriquez. Entromundos; I. Zavala-Martinez. Maternal and Child Health and Health Care in Puerto Rico; P.J. Santiago-Borrero, M. Valcarcel. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome in Women and Children in Puerto Rico; C. Zorrilla, et al. Demographic and Health Characteristics of Puerto Rican Mothers and Their Babies; S.J. Ventura. Characteristics of Childbearing Hispanic Women in New York City; S. Lederman, D. Sierra. HIV Infection and AIDS Among Women; B. Kilbourne, et al. Physical Growth, Sexual Maturation, and Obesity in Puerto Rican Children; R. Martorell, et al. The Cultural Context of Adolescent Childrearing in Three Groups of Urban Minority Mothers; G. Wasserman, et al. The Cognitive, Behavioral, and Health Status of Mainland Puerto Rican Children in the Infant Health and Development Program; G. McCarton, et al. Distinguishing Among Proficiency, Choice, and Attitudes in Questions About Language for Bilinguals; K. Hakuta. 4 additional articles. Index. |
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