Considers the status of student health service programs and the types of health problems evident on community college campuses. (Author/RK)

The article discusses the unsanitary environment of camp life which existed during the United States Civil War. The many medical accomplishments of women and men, such as Dorothea Dix, Clara Barton, Henry W. Bellows and Dr. Elisha Harris, are emphasized and claimed to be superior to those of any other war. (Author/RM)

Casts doubts on the current belief that poverty leads to less medical care, and results in diminished health. Holds that level of education is a causal factor in individual health status and medical care utilization; the observed correlation between income and medical deprivation appears to be a consequence of education's relationship with both…

Study supported by a grant from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. (DS)

The authors believe that the classroom teacher should become the focus of case finding, and that the child's behavior and functioning should become the primary indicators of his health. Physical examinations could be used as diagnostic tests rather than screening tests. (Author)

The general objectives of a group practice plan affiliated with a teaching medical center is to provide continuing comprehensive care through a team approach, using training and experience of personnel in both institutions. (IR)

Modification of physician behavior, one approach to controlling health care expenditures, was studied. Students were divided into two groups. The experimental group scored better in their ability to determine diagnoses, make patient-management decisions, and choose essential diagnostic procedures; average charges were half the amount generated by…