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Planting the seeds: binational efforts to improve maternal and child health care in the United States-Mexico border area

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Chelala, Cesar

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TextPublication details: PAHO WashingtonUS 199?Description: 32pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Looks at aspects such as the demographic characteristics and morbidity and mortality. Reports on the project which had as its general objective to improve the health situation of women, adolescents and children along the US-Mexico border through the development of binational institutional networks for interdisciplinary and collaborative research, education and training.

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Looks at aspects such as the demographic characteristics and morbidity and mortality. Reports on the project which had as its general objective to improve the health situation of women, adolescents and children along the US-Mexico border through the development of binational institutional networks for interdisciplinary and collaborative research, education and training.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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