Running a conference as a clean product International Conference on Pollution Prevention, Clean Technologies and Clean Products, Washington, DC, June 10-13, 1990 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Diabetes in the United States : a strategy for prevention : a report to the Technical Advisory Committee for Diabetes Translation and Community Control Programs.

"May 1991"--Leaf [1].

Determinants of youth attitudes and skills towards which drinking/driving prevention programs should be directed. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

A synthesis of existing bicyclist and pedestrian related laws and enforcement programs. Case study #13. Final report.

Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C.

Guides to pollution prevention : the metal casting and heat treating industry.

Mode of access: Internet.

Guide to pollution prevention for the auto repair and autobody repair industry /

"June 1995."

Metal cleaning and coating pollution prevention and recycling /

Project manager: Roger L. Price.

Pollution prevention and business management : curricula for schools of business & public health /

"HWRIC TR-024."

Pollution prevention recommendations for the State of Illinois : a report to Governor Jim Edgar and the Illinois General Assembly /

"February, 1997."

Printing & publishing industry pollution prevention and recylcling : student manual /

[Prepared by] Center for Hazardous Materials Research, University of Pittsburgh, Applied Research Center.

A treatise on the police and crimes of the metropolis. Also an account of the courts of justice and prisons of London; and an inquiry into the causes of the increse in crime; the tendency of the debtor laws; and into the present state of the licensed victuallers' trade: with suggestions for the improvement of the protective institutions of the metropolis, and the prevention of offenses.

Mode of access: Internet.

The principal laws relating to Forest Service state and private forestry programs.

Shipping list no.: 2003-0165-P.

Toward independence : an assessment of federal laws and programs affecting persons with disabilities--with legislative recommendations : a report to the president and to the Congress of the United States.

"February 1986."

Current policies, laws and regulations in relation to management of Kyoga basin lakes

For the formulation of policies, laws and regulations for management of fisheries and aquatic systems there is a requirement for scientific knowledge to guide in this formulation. Such knowledge is used to guide in sustainable management of capture fisheries, integrating lake productivity processes into fisheries management, prevention of pollution and eutrophication of the aquatic environment, control of invasive weeds e.g. water hyacinth, enhancement of aquaculture production, reduction of post-harvest fish losses and ensuring fish quality, development of options for optimization of socio-economic benefits from fisheries and for co-management.

Adherence to cervical and breast cancer programs is crucial to improving screening performance

Introduction: Cervical and breast cancer are the most common malignancies among women worldwide. Effective screening can facilitate early detection and dramatically reduce mortality rates. The interface between those screening patients and patients most needing screening is complex, and women in remote areas of rural counties face additional barriers that limit the effectiveness of cancer prevention programs. This study compared various methods to improve compliance with mass screening for breast and cervical cancer among women in a remote, rural region of Brazil. Methods: In 2003, a mobile unit was used to perform 10 156 mammograms and Papanicolaou smear tests for women living in the Barretos County region of Sao Paulo state, Brazil (consisting of 19 neighbouring cities). To reach the women, the following community outreach strategies were used: distribution of flyers and pamphlets; media broadcasts (via radio and car loudspeakers); and community healthcare agents (CHCAs) making home visits. Results: The most useful intervention appeared to be the home visits by healthcare agents or CHCAs. These agents of the Family Health Programme of the Brazilian Ministry of Health reached an average of 45.6% of those screened, with radio advertisements reaching a further 11.9%. The great majority of the screened women were illiterate or had elementary level schooling (80.9%) and were of 'poor' or 'very poor' socioeconomic class (67.2%). Conclusions: Use of a mobile screening unit is a useful strategy in developing countries where local health systems have inadequate facilities for cancer screening in underserved populations. A multimodal approach to community outreach strategies, especially using CHCAs and radio advertisements, can improve the uptake of mass screening in low-income, low-educational background female populations.