Search Results - "Tyler, Carl W."

Underrecording of Infant Homicide in the United States by Jason, Janine, Carpenter, Mary M, Tyler, Carl W., Jr

“…Homicide rates for infants dropped suddenly between 1967 and 1969. The abrupt nature of this decline suggested the change was artifactual. Investigation…”
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Epidemiology of Hepatocellular Adenoma: The Role of Oral Contraceptive Use by Rooks, Judith Bourne, Ory, Howard W, Ishak, Kamal G, Strauss, Lilo T, Greenspan, Joel R, Hill, Annlia Paganini, Tyler, Carl W

“…A case-control study of hepatocellular adenoma (HCA), a serious though nonmalignant liver tumor, was conducted by the Center for Disease Control and the Armed…”
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Preventive Medicine: What Does It Prevent? by Tyler, Carl W, Stange, Paul V, Nicola, Ray M

“…To the Editor.—Dr Leaf1 makes a powerful argument supporting preventive medicine as an essential element of the nation's health care system. His comments still…”
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Cesarean Section: Risk and Benefits for Mother and Fetus by Sachs, Ben P, McCarthy, Brian J, Rubin, George, Burton, Anthony, Terry, Jules, Tyler, Carl W

“…We studied the effects of cesarean section on neonatal mortality for breech infants and low-birth weight vertex infants using data from the Georgia neonatal…”
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Epidemiologic characteristics of primary homicides in the United States by Jason, J, Flock, M, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…Homicide is one of the five leading causes of death for all persons 1-44 years of age. Over half of the homicides occurring in 1979 did not involve the…”
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Home Delivery and Neonatal Mortality in North Carolina by Burnett, Claude A, Jones, James A, Rooks, Judith, Chen, Chong Hwa, Tyler, Carl W, Miller, C. Arden

“…Neonatal mortality is examined by place and circumstances of delivery in North Carolina during 1974 through 1976 with attention given to home delivery. Planned…”
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A Nurse-Associated Epidemic of Cardiac Arrests in an Intensive Care Unit by Sacks, Jeffrey J, Stroup, Donna F, Will, Marcia L, Harris, Emily L, Israel, Ebenezer, Anderson, Donna, Aung, Khin Hla, Nelson, Barbara, Quinley, John, Hathcock, A. Leroy, Irwin, Kathleen L, Sniezek, Joseph, Tyler, Carl W

“…Review of 2219 admissions to an intensive care unit at a large urban hospital from 1983 to 1985 revealed an epidemic of cardiac arrests during the evening…”
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Mid-trimester abortion by dilatation and evacuation: a safe and practical alternative by Grimes, D A, Schulz, K F, Cates, Jr, W, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…Abortions by dilatation and evacuation after the 12th menstrual week of pregnancy are said to be both hazardous and impractical. To evaluate this hypothesis,…”
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A comparison of primary and secondary homicides in the United States by Jason, J, Strauss, L T, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…In 1979, over 20,000 people in the United States were victims of homicide, but public health agencies have not yet defined their role in its prevention. Role…”
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The intrauterine device and deaths from spontaneous abortion by Cates, Jr, W, Ory, H W, Rochat, R W, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…To evaluate the intrauterine device as a risk factor for mortality associated with spontaneous abortion, we analyzed all deaths from spontaneous abortions…”
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Seasonal variation in suicide and homicide: a question of consistency by Warren, C W, Smith, J C, Tyler, C W

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Behavioral factors contributing to abortion deaths: a new approach to mortality studies by Selik, R M, Cates, Jr, W, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…One hundred six women were reported to have died from abortions (55 legal, 10 illegal, and 41 spontaneous) in the United States from 1975 through 1977. In…”
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Demographic Implications of Family Size Alternatives in the People's Republic of China by Chen, Charles H. C., Tyler, Carl W.

“…According to an official Chinese report, the population of China has increased from 540 million in 1949 to 960 million in 1978, an average annual rate increase…”
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Mortality Associated With Use of IUDs by Kahn, Henry S, Tyler, Carl W

“…Five deaths associated with the use of an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) were reported during the first half of 1973 through a nationwide mail survey…”
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Fatal Ectopic Pregnancy After Attempted Legally Induced Abortion by Rubin, George L, Cates, Willard, Gold, Julian, Rochat, Roger W, Tyler, Carl W

“…From 1973 through 1978, the Center for Disease Control identified ten deaths caused by ruptured ectopic pregnancy after attempted legal abortions for those…”
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IUD-Related Hospitalizations: United States and Puerto Rico, 1973 by Kahn, Henry S, Tyler, Carl W

“…In a mail survey of physicians likely to be involved with intrauterine contraception in the United States and Puerto Rico, 49.2% of the physicians responded,…”
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Comparative risk of death from legally induced abortion in hospitals and nonhospital facilities by Grimes, D A, Cates, Jr, W, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…The rapid emergence of nonhospital abortion facilities as alternatives to traditional hospital-based surgical care has raised important questions concerning…”
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Legal Abortion Mortality in the United States: Epidemiologic Surveillance, 1972-1974 by Cates, Willard, Grimes, David A, Smith, Jack C, Tyler, Carl W

“…As determined by the Center for Disease Control's epidemiologic surveillance of abortion mortality, the death-to-case rate for legal abortion in the United…”
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World Health Organization studies of prostaglandins versus saline as abortifacients. A reappraisal by Cates, Jr, W, Grimes, D A, Schulz, K F, Ory, H W, Tyler, Jr, C W

“…The World Health Organization (WHO) Task Force on the Use of Prostaglandins for the Regulation of Fertility has sponsored a series of randomized clinical…”
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Safety of Abortion-Reply by Cates, Willard, Grimes, David A, Smith, Jack C, Tyler, Carl W

“…In Reply.—Dr Dolan's letter questions our conclusions regarding the relative safety of legal abortion in the United States by citing references from England…”
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