Prevention magazine

Prevention Magazine staff. Survey of Consumer Use of Dietary Supplements, Rodale Press, Emmaus, PA, 1999. 

Hazard Prevention Magazine, System Safety Society, Second quarter 2001. 

A corresponding literature has emerged that surveys patients and physicians perceptions of DTCA, and how it has affected relationships between physicians and patients. These surveys are discussed in detail in, among others, Aikin (2003) and Calfee (2002). The most recent of these is that by Weissman et al. (2004), who also reference earlier Prevention magazine and FDA surveys. 

Johnston BA. Prevention magazine assesses use of dietary supplements. Herbal-gram 2004 (48) 65. http //www.herbalgram.com/herbalgram/articleview.asp a=378 (accessed 2-18-2004). 

If the objective of all this advertising is for patients to push their doctor to prescribe a certain drug, the effort has apparently had some success. A survey of 1,222 Americans by Prevention magazine in June 2000 found that 32 percent of consumers who saw a DTC ad—that s 54.2 million people— talked with their doctor about the medicine in the commercial. Some 26 percent then asked for a prescription for that medicine. And of those who asked, 71 percent walked away with a prescription. In the FDA surveys, about half said their doctor gave them a prescription that they requested after seeing an ad. 

Prevention Magazine once published a volume titled The Encyclopedia of Common Diseases, with a section devoted to cancer, and the chapters at the end of the section described several alternative treatments for cancer, including diet. These chapters included the Gerson Treatment, Insulin as per the Beale Treatment, Kre-biozen, the Drosnes—Lazenby Treatment, and the Koch Treatment. Not much is heard about some of these therapies today, though at the time many successes were reported, and intriguing hues for research laid out. 

It may be again added that attention was called to vitamin C deficiencies and cancer in The Complete Book of Vitamins, by J.I. Rodale et al., published in 1966, as were vitamin B deficiencies, and mention was made of the Gerson diet in the treatment of cancer, and the importance of the liver [Rodale et al., 1966, pp. 450-509]. An npdate to the reference is Prevention Magazine s Complete Book of Vitamins and Minerals, cited elsewhere.)... 

Padrus, E. and the editors of Prevention Magazine. 1988. The Complete Guide to Your Emotions and Your Health. Emmaus, PA Rodale Press. 

Preston, R. 1994. The Hot Zone A Terrifying True Story. New York Random House. Preston, R. 2002. The Demon in the Freezer A True Story. New York Random House. Prevention Magazine Staff. 1976. The Encyclopedia of Common Diseases. Emmaus, PA ... 

Prevention Magazine s Complete Book of Vitamins and Minerals. 1994. Emmaus, PA Rodale... 

Sources Lead in Your Life, Prevention Magazine, Sept. 1991, p. Ill Richard Rabin, Letitia Davis, and Daniel Brooks, Lead at Work Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Massachusetts Workers, April-October 1991, Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor, Aug. 1992, p. 4 David Rempel, The Lead Exposed Worker, JAMA—The Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol. 262, 1989, p. 533 GDC, Preventing Lead Poisoning in Young Children (1991), p. 22. 

Not Everyone Gets a Trophy—How to Manage Generation Y, Bruce Tulgan, Loss Prevention Magazine, September-October 2012, pp. 51-58. 

Cones contain 0.6—4.0 kg of yam. The tip of the cone tube must have a smooth finish to prevent damage to the yam, which is drawn over the top. Again, a magazine wrap may be provided for automatic package transfer. Both compacted and twisted yams are packaged on cones. 

Cheremisinoff, Nicholas P. and Avrom Bendavid-Val, Green Profits The Manager s Handbook for ISO 14001 and Pollution Prevention, Butterworth-Heinemann and Pollution Engineering Magazine, MA, 2001,... 

Vernick, J. S., et al. Unintentional and Undetermined Firearm-Related Deaths A Preventable Death Analysis for Three Safety Devices. Injury Prevention, vol. 9, 2003, pp. 307-11. Concludes that 44 percent of the deaths studied could have been prevented if the gun in question had at least one of the following safety devices personalization, loaded-chamber indicator, or magazine safety. 

It is advisable to erect a strong fence at a suitable distance from the magazine to prevent the access of unauthorized persons or animals. 

Extensive studies of chemical properties of transactinide elements, Rf, Db, and Sg have been performed with the Automated Rapid Chemistry Apparatus (ARCA), see summaries in Ref. [15, 44, 45]. To improve the speed and reduce cross contamination, the ARCA n was built, featuring two magazines of 20 miniaturized ion exchange columns [46]. With the large number of columns, cross contamination between samples can be prevented by using each column only once. By miniaturizing the columns, the elution... 

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