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Professors H P Lambert and F O’Grady discuss the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory tract infections, with particular reference to the use of antibotics.
Report on the health service in Tanzania where conventional systems have been rejected for a less costly reliance on medical aides and village health workers, rather than fully trained doctors.
Includes 30 minutes of moving images, 5 megabytes of textual data, hundreds of still-frame photographs, 1500 dictionary definitions and computer-enhanced photographs from NASA. With six case studies,...
Looks at the part robots play in the 1970s and at what research into robot technology is likely to produce in the future, which in the 1990s can be seen from the perspective of that future. The emphasis is...
The techniques of making a natural history film, showing the Oxford Scientific Films at work.
With access to air traffic control facilities around Britain, shows how such operations function and compares these methods and levels of safety with those used in the USA.
Discusses the causes of wound infection, classification and identification of bacteria and the treatment of infection. Includes the development of antiseptics and antibiotics and discusses the rationale for...
Looks at the contrasts in Kenya between the tourist image and the impoverished lives of the country’s inhabitants. A wealthy minority own much of the countryside and grow cash crops to sell to the...
Follows the case histories of two women who find their children impossible to control. Features the behaviour therapy techniques employed by Roger McAuley, Consultant Child Psychologist at the Royal Belfast...
Looks at illnesses resulted from smoking tobacco. Asks whether lung deterioration can be detected at an early stage and how much of the recent increase in heart disease is due to cgarette smoking. Looks at...
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