Notices of judgment under the Food and drugs act.

Nos. 2986-15000, Aug. 3, 1914-June, 1927, issued as Supplements to Service and regulatory announcements of the Bureau of chemistry. Beginning with no. 3501, Apr. 3, 1915, Supplements are numbered consecutively S.R.A. Chem. suppl. 1-230.

Statistical digest - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Title varies slightly.

The Food and Agriculture Organization : its organization, work, and U.S. participation /

Mode of access: Internet.

Constrained input-output simulations of energy restrictions in the food and fiber system /

Tables.

Food and health expenditure patterns in urban and rural Ecuador : analysis of household budget survey data /

"July 1, 1984."

Nutrition assistance block grant to Puerto Rico [microform] : hearing before the Subcommittee on Domestic Marketing, Consumer Relations, and Nutrition of the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session on H. Res. 423, April 29, 1982.

"Serial no. 97-KKK."

1979 food and agricultural outlook : papers presented at the Food and Agricultural Outlook Conference, held in Washington, D.C., November 13-16, 1978 /

At head of title : 95th Congress, 2d session. Committee print.

Food and drug interactions /

Mode of access: Internet.

Factors affecting the nutritive value of foods : studies at the U.S. Plant, Soil, and Nutrition Laboratory.

"Issued December 1948."

Food and Drug Administration affirmative action plan.

Cover title.

Alcohol and nutrition : proceedings of a workshop, September 26-27, 1977, Indianapolis, Indiana /

Mode of access: Internet.

Food and nutrient consumption patterns in third trimester Thai-Muslim pregnant women in rural Southern Thailand

The aims of this study were to determine food and nutrient intakes and the socio-economic factors influencing food and nutrient intakes of rural Thai-Muslim women in the third trimester of pregnancy. The study was conducted in Pattani province, Thailand, where 166 women were interviewed between 32 and 40 weeks gestation. A questionnaire. including a Food Frequency Questionnaire was used. Data on food items were compiled into the five basic Thai food groups, and food intakes were computed into macro and micro-nutrients. Mean weight intake of each of the five groups was below the recommended level for pregnant Thai women. Mean intake of niacin, vitamin A (RE) and vitamin C were above the recommended Thai level. Thiamin, calcium. phosphorus and iron intakes were lower than 50% of recommended levels. Intakes of the five food groups were not associated with socio-economic status, although total non-haem iron intake was associated with level of education. Under-consumption of food and nutrients among pregnant women in the study area was due to poor education. poverty and food availability. Integrated strategies should be considered to promote increased intakes to meet nutrient recommendations.

"Comparing the incomparable":hospital costing and the art of medicine in post-war Britain

This paper examines the relationship between medical and hospital accounting discourses during the two decades after the 1946 National Health Service (NHS) Act for England and Wales. It argues that the departmental costing system introduced into the NHS in 1957 was concerned with the administrative aspects of hospital costliness as contemporary hospital accountants suggested that the perceived incomparability, immeasurability and uncontrollability of medical practice precluded the application of cost accounting to the clinical functions of hospitals. The paper links these suggestions to medical discourses which portrayed the practice of medicine as an intuitive and experience-based art and argues that post-war conceptions of clinical medicine represented this domain in a manner that was neither susceptible to the calculations of cost accountants nor to calculating and normalising intervention more generally. The paper concludes by suggesting that a closer engagement with medical discourses may enhance our understanding of historical as well as present day attempts to make medicine calculable.