Search Results - "Probst, J.C"

Corticotropin-releasing hormone receptor (type I) antisense targeting reduces anxiety by Skutella, T, Probst, J.C, Renner, U, Holsboer, F, Behl, C

“…Two brain-derived corticotropin-releasing hormone receptors have been cloned, termed corticotropin-releasing hormone receptors type I and type 2. Antisense…”
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Obesity and physical inactivity in rural America by Patterson, P.D, Moore, C.G, Probst, J.C, Shinogle, J.A

“…Context and Purpose: Obesity and physical inactivity are common in the United States, but few studies examine this issue within rural populations. The present…”
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O64. Racial difference in the diagnosis, treatment and survival of oral cavity cancer patients by Yen, K.L., Probst, J.C., Hebert, J.R., Day, T.A., Reed, S.G.

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Disparities in access to care among rural working-age adults by Glover, S, Moore, C.G, Probst, J.C, Samuels, M.E

“…Context: Nationally, minority population disparities in health and in the receipt of health services are well documented but are infrequently examined within…”
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Update: Health insurance and utilization of care among rural adolescents by Probst, J.C, Moore, C.G, Baxley, E.G

“…Context: Adolescence is critical for the development of adult health habits. Disparities between rural and urban adolescents and between minority and white…”
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Delivery complications associated with prenatal care access for medicaid-insured mothers in rural and urban hospitals by Laditka, S.B, Laditka, J.N, Bennett, K.J, Probst, J.C

“…Context: Pregnancy complications affect many women. It is likely that some complications can be avoided through routine primary and prenatal care of reasonable…”
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Economic impact of hospital closure on small rural counties, 1984 to 1988: demonstration of a comparative analysis approach by Probst, J.C, Samuels, M.E, Hussey, J.R, Berry, D.E, Ricketts, T.C

“…Hospital closure in a rural community may affect the locale's economic prospects as well as the health of its residents. Studies of economic effects have…”
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The polymorphic integumentary mucin B.1 from Xenopus laevis contains the short consensus repeat by Probst, J C, Hauser, F, Joba, W, Hoffmann, W

“…The frog integumentary mucin B.1 (FIM-B.1), discovered by molecular cloning, contains a cysteine-rich C-terminal domain which is homologous with von Willebrand…”
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