politics as a new concept in iran is a subject that has involved various classes, statifications & groups. it has embraced different areas of iranians’ living. for existing researches have studied classes, iilat & some groups in iran’s political sociology, this research studies a group that political literature don’t give pay attention to that or belong on social history and very hard to study ...

The academic discipline of social medicine has struggled to fi nd a precise definition for over a century. This struggle is exemplified by the classic social medicine course book, The Social Medicine Reader, edited by faculty from the Department of Social Medicine at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, which offers an expansive view of social medicine’s concerns [1–4]. These concerns...

This paper is concerned with whether mothers who are more adipose or have higher glucose levels during pregnancy may overfeed their developing infants in utero and in doing so may set them on a pathway to greater adiposity throughout their lives. If this is the case, then the more adipose daughters of these mothers may also subsequently overfeed their infants in utero, thereby perpetuating the ...

CLINICAL MEDICINE. By Jessie Garrard and Sir Max Rosenheim. (Pp. 174. £1.40). London: Balliere, Tindall & Cassell, 1970. THIS book was written primarily for medical students starting clinical work. It will also be of considerable value to house officers and those entering general practice. It is concerned primarily with the individual patient, his relationships to his family and community and t...

T-io niurses repeatedly negative to MantouX 1/100) isolated fromi tuberCulous wards for prc-vaccinial period and(fouLnd Mantoux 1/1((positive at pre-vaccinal test. No X-ray lesion, or disturbance in health in either case. 'l'he response to the B (C (G calpaigni hlas b)een very gratifying allnd in addition to coIitact cases, there have hecn numerous enquiries from institutions, factories anid sc...

The author is impatient with a Medicine that cures disease but does not bestow health, and urges a reorientation to concern with life and its fulfillment rather than with death and disease. The current dilemma is blamed upon a faulty philosophy of medicine traced to the influence of Pasteur and von Behring, who led into the search for single causes of disease and disregarded broader concepts of...

The group includes Measurements of Growth in Children, Infant Mortality, Health of Children in Communal Day Nurseries, Unmarried Mother and Her Child, Problem Families, School Medical Inspection, Some Application of Statistical Methods, Psychosomatic Illness, Adolescents in Industry and Pulheems. All the items have been made a little ampler than they usually are in books on Public Health and Hy...